Esta España nuestra

When "the tenant of Moncloa" proclaimed during the worst moments of the pandemic that after this "we would be better", he did not want to see the obviousness of what was coming and probably knowingly minimized the independence counterattack of Catalonia after the failure of the procés, the power struggles with its government partners led by Pablo Iglesias, the diminishing role of Spain abroad or the current economic disaster that has raised the levels of corruption and, above all, unemployment to stratospheric limits. Do not panic: Inocencio Arias returns to remind us, with lucidity and irony, that this Spain of ours is far from being the country of light and color that they have sold us. The lie is already a hallmark. But he does not stop there: he also reflects, with his characteristic humor and without taking hostages, on the unity of Spain, historical memory, the challenges facing the Monarchy, the rise and subsequent loss of credibility of Biden, the Law of the Funnel of Podemos, the consequences of clumsily angering Morocco, the weakened position of the Church in Spain or the responsibility of the government in our cracked image abroad, among many other issues. And he, even he, dares with a fascinating tale of politics-fiction about what would have happened if the Republic had won the Civil War.