Ciudadanos

Fran Hervías was one of the first to arrive at Ciudadanos and one of the last to leave. He came to the party with the illusion of a young Catalan who felt an aversion to the nationalist climate that was growing in Catalonia at that time and who understood this new party as the position that no one else held. After being the architect of its expansion and construction throughout Spain as organization secretary, he left Ciudadanos three decades later, renouncing his act in the Senate, with a party that had been about to reach Moncloa, but that it was falling apart by forced marches. This book, written without half measures from the privileged position of someone who for a long time was directing the machine room of the party and selecting its cadres, gives an account of the true history of the party; of their successes and their failures, of their internal and factional fights, of their ideological struggles and personal struggles. An exciting story that immerses us in the intricacies of high politics and that allows us to understand the fall of Ciudadanos, but also the latest project of a liberal party in Spain.