What politicians want it to mean
Coyuntura (Current Situation/Juncture): A unique situation, never before seen or experienced.
The Empire: The United States.
Neoliberalism: Something very bad.
The Right: Something necessarily negative that can be used to attack your ideological opponents.
The Left: Something entirely benevolent that only you possess ideologically.
Socialism: The government will provide and make sure you are ok.
What it really means
Coyuntura (Current Situation/Juncture): A combination of factors and circumstances that occur at a given time.
The Empire: A collection of many states or territories governed by a supreme ruler or an oligarchy. Some examples:
Neoliberalism: A free market with minimal or no state intervention.
The Right: Economic freedom, preservation of traditions, personal responsibility, order and security, and distrust of a large state.
The Left: Emphasis on equality, progressivism, state intervention, collectivism, and social rights.
Socialism: A political and economic theory of social organization which advocates that the means of production, distribution, and exchange should be owned or regulated by the community as a whole.