¿Por qué no nos queremos?

Spain has changed very positively in the last 40 years. As much as there are recalcitrant people for whom any past time was better, the reality is just the opposite: we are on our way to being the ones who live the most, and with an excellent quality of life, we have a common language spoken by 600 million people, an extraordinary universal and free public health, a unique gastronomy, we are a world tourist power, we are endowed with magnificent infrastructures, we are among the most supportive in the world, our democratic transition was exemplary, however, what is it? Why are we so cainite, so self-destructive? Why do we have such a bad opinion of ourselves? There are the Catalan problem, corruption, the low credibility of politicians, the scourge of bookmakers or the drama of rural depopulation. Miguel Ángel Revilla analyzes all these issues in Why we don't love each other? and he does it as always, without biting his tongue and putting names and surnames, regardless of who weighs, because "at my seventy-seven years I pass almost everything, except for the need to be calm with my conscience."