“The tongue is the deadliest of all blunt instruments,” quotes Carlos Ferrero with ref to the Catalan media authorities’ new guide to banishing Spanish and all references to Spain as a country from our screens.
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Thank you for linking back, Trevor. When I started my blog, I had the intention to talk about politics -especially Spanish politics- as little as possible, but I’ve already realized how naive this purpose was…