The Anglo-Venetians Behind Santander

 

The Anglo-Venetians Behind Santander

by John Hoefle

 

Most people, when thinking of banks such as Banco Santander, tend to think of them as individual institutions, when, in truth, the world of finance is dominated by networks of institutions whose connections are sometimes only partially revealed, and often hidden from view. When it comes to "high" finance, the world is much smaller than you may suspect.

Banco Santander is a good example of how the oligarchic system works. On the surface, it appears to be a regional Spanish bank whose savvy has catapulted it into an elite international operation; but when you peer beneath that facade, you find yourself very quickly in the dark heart of the Anglo-Venetian empire. Behind Banco Santander stand some of the world's most powerful, and criminal, forces.

As we peel back the Santander onion, we will find the British monarchy, the core of Venetian finance, and a host of other, unsavory elements. Below, we update and expand on some of the findings presented in EIR's 2004 feature on Santander (see Documentation).

Hidden Connections

Banco Santander is a member of a European banking consortium, the Inter-Alpha Group. Formed in 1971, the group consists of 11 banks. In addition to Santander, the group includes the Royal Bank of Scotland, Italy's Intesa Sanpaolo, France's Societe Generale, Germany's Commerzbank, The Netherlands' ING, Belgium's KBC, Sweden's Nordea, the National Bank of Greece, Portugal's Banco Espirito Santo, and Ireland's AIB. Their combined operations cover much of Europe, including significant penetration into the former Soviet bloc, the United States, and Ibero-America.

The Inter-Alpha Group itself is but part of the picture, as the real power lies in what controls the institutions themselves, and in what it uses those institutions to do.

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