The proclamation of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen brought with it a dose of fundamental human values that can be universalized by safeguarding the dignity of the human person. On the other hand, several states are striving to integrate new values, sometimes alien to the cultural spaces that are obliged to assimilate them. This is where the theory of weak power, influenced by cultural relations, is politically more viable. Therefore, the political freedom of nations is attacked in the name of the universalization of culture.