José Ortega y Gasset would have great satisfaction these days when contemplating how The Spanish center-right goes to Europe to try to overthrow the amnesty that the PSOE has agreed with the independentists. The press condescending to Vox highlights these days that the allusion tolaw fareThe PSOE-Junts agreement puts Spain on the same level as Hungary and Poland in the eyes of some community institutions. Curious because, until recently, they rather dreamed of a PP-Vox pact aligning Spain with Hungary and Poland. Meanwhile, Moncloa spokespersons close as much as they can the shots of the photos they publish of the demonstrations against the amnesty, not only to make it appear that there are fewer of them but also so that the flags with the eagle can be seen. If you opened the map, you would find many EU flags, something hitherto unprecedented in street activism actions in the times of Aznar or Rajoy. It is reassuring that the protest against the amnesty looks at Europe and not at Milei’s Argentina or Trump’s United States.
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