The President of the Spanish Government announced the sedition reform with the windows wide open. It is true that climate change has upset our seasons, and even being in November the cold seems not to arrive with the intensity with which it was once expected. However, and more so in Madrid, it is strange that if you are not a smoker on November 10 at 9 at night you want to open to take the fresh air, although there is the excuse that the spotlights give heat. The staging in the Sala Tàpies was not new, it had already occurred in a previous interview in 2018 with the same television channel. The difference is that it was September then and Even the presenter was sleeveless. Nor had Pedro Sánchez asked us yet for small efforts to save energy and combat global warming, nor did the television appointment coincide with the (hypocritical) climate summit in Egypt sponsored by Coca-Cola (which, as environmental organizations denounce, is one of the companies with the largest production of disposable plastic) and to which leaders and participants they arrived aboard 400 jets. All in all, you wanted to hear what Pedro Sánchez had to say, but it was looking at the picture and thinking, not as an environmentalist, but as a mother with common sense and savings: “Son, close the door, it’s cold.”
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