Espanya no es toca

The 1978 Constitution that emerged from the Transition established the pillars of a regime that seems immovable. Neither independence nor the emergence of parties like Podemos have shaken its foundations, but have even been the excuse to fuel the reaction. Because? Bipartisanship, the judiciary and the big media groups, among others, are the guardians of a tower that, when they see it threatened, they also defend it from the sewers. At the top of everything is a monarchy that, despite the scandals, seems untouchable. Based on the sources and the political analysis of the most relevant events of recent years, Ferran Casas and Joan Rusiñol make a stark x-ray of the factual powers of the State. And they talk about it with some of its protagonists: José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, Esperanza Aguirre, Juan Luis Cebrián, Gonzalo Boye, among others.