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More than 450 years ago Francisco de Vitoria wrote a work precursor of the Public International Law: Doctrina sobre los indios. In this work, the author establishes certain rules that would allow the Catholic Monarchs to “legalize” in a canonical way the so-called “colonization” of America, but cleverly he also sets the basis of many rights of the Indians that should be respected at that time, inserting in the context of an epoch of deep domination by the Inquisition, certain aspects that could be understood as the truly international principles of coexistence. Obviously, those aspects weren’t accepted at that moment, as well as they are still not accepted nowadays. The lesson from this reread is that actually there are not essential changes in the way of acting of the “globalized” world in comparison to the 16th century, once the atrocities still exist and keep growing mainly by the hands of the great powers.

Sobre la actualidad del pensamiento de Francisco de Vitoria en la “sociedad globalizada” del siglo XXI