In English Voices From Spain

It is Catalan, ok?

Published originally in Spanish. Manuel Jabois. El País On Wednesday afternoon, Andrea, 39, asked for sparkling water in an emblematic bar in the Malasaña neighbourhood of Madrid. The waiter warned her: “It is Catalan, eh?”. Andrea did not care. “I’m telling you”, replied the old man, “so you can’t complain later”. He showed her the […]

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Le coup d’État postmoderne

Publié à l’origine en espagnol. Daniel Gascón. Letras Libres.  Dans le numéro de septembre de Letras Libres, Miguel Aguilar explique un des malentendus liés à la question catalane. D’un côté, il y a la question du financement et l’integration de la Catalogne dans l’ensemble de l’Espagne. De l’autre, il y a l’aventure manifestement illégale enterprise par le gouvernement […]

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In English Voices From Spain

The cruel reality

Originally published in English. Sandra Leon. El Pais It is possible that from now on the economy becomes the moderating factor in the ‘procés’ The answers to the actions initiated by the Government of Catalonia during the last few weeks can be summarized, following an old theory, in the types: Loyalty, Voice and Exit. Whereas […]

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‘Reality bites’

Originale: “Reality Bites”. Manuel Arias Maldonado. El Mundo. Nessun piano resiste il contatto col nemico: la frase del innovatore maresciallo prussiano Helmuth Von Moltke si adatta perfettamente alla situazione in Catalogna negli ultimi giorni. Senza escludere, certamente, che quando sará pubblicata questa nota le cose siano nuovamente cambiate. ¡Angoscia di giornalista! Non sembra. Tutto sembra […]

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In English Voices From Spain

Lose to win

Published originally in Spanish. Juan Claudio de Ramón. El País Nationalism needs to lose so that it can vindicate. That’s why today it blocks the alternative narrative, too. It was Jon Juaristi, in El bucle melancólico (The melancholic loop), who synthesized in the most effective way the strategy of nationalism: lose to win. To recreate […]

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