Spain, invisible; leaders, dumb
Normal furrow resumed.
Tag: Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party
Si su hermana hubiera querido, ya estaría libre Miguel Francisco Montes Neiro
Si indultar banqueros es de izquierdas, ¿quién les queda a los piratas?
The end of the puente aéreo Albacete-Barcelona
But may a new link to Zaragoza be in the offing?
Rubalcaba and the German electoral system
Spain’s self-employed
Destined to save the nation? More numerous than thought? Someone explain, please.
Counting the corrupt
A numerate, corrupt mayor, some innumerate anti-corruption campaigners, and de Tocqueville.
Constantí Ribalaigua, the Catalan who DIDN’T invent the daiquiri, for Pete’s sake
Of Tate Cabré, ethnicity, creativity, and talking dogs that shit up walls.
Zapatero to undertake pilgrimage to Our Lady of Jugglers?
Only God can save him now.
Politics, the art of confusion
A borrowed verdict on the current public utterances of Spanish officials, and a suggestion that the Catalan national question may be about to be resolved in the same way it was in 1918-23.
Garzón and the Batman theory of justice
The relative awfulness of, and defining differences between, English and Spanish justice.