Dr. José Benjamín Pérez Matos Anticipates the End of Imperial Structures in the Middle East During a Conference in Puerto Rico

Cayey, Puerto Rico – 23 de marzo de 2026

Before an audience gathered at The Great Tent Cathedral in Puerto Rico, Dr. José Benjamín Pérez Matos delivered a message with strong geopolitical and spiritual undertones, focusing on what he described as a period of irreversible transformation in the Middle East.

During his address, Dr. José Benjamín Pérez Matos analyzed the current scenario in the region, making particular reference to Iran’s role within a historical framework that, in his view, is in the process of collapsing.

“Remnants of that Persian empire, which is Iran, still remain. The remnants of those empires will disappear,” he stated emphatically, prompting an immediate reaction from those present.

The message also included a direct reference to the State of Israel, in which he outlined a vision for the future marked by the end of certain power structures inherited from the past.

“So we have news for Israel: don’t worry, Iran—that remnant of that empire—is going to disappear. Nothing will remain of that empire,” the speaker said, framing these events within a process he described as an ongoing historical redefinition.

The conference was interpreted by attendees as a key contribution to the narrative of Dr. José Benjamín Pérez Matos, who links current geopolitical shifts to a broader transformation of the international order, in which the traces of past hegemonies would tend to fade away.