Attack Spain!
President Torra is calling for an advantage to be pressed home and for people to go on the offensive – from the political prisoner to the most lowly activist – pacifically, of course
Category: The law
Neutrality
It doesn’t matter if anyone gets hurt. In fact, it’s desirable. The idea is to create fear, inhibit, intimidate and silence those whose beliefs have been criminalised.
The Catalan summer
After the 12 months that the Catalans have had and considering the current situation in Catalonia, enjoying a well-deserved break and switching off is nigh on impossible
The not so canny Castilian
Maybe the summer break followed by the show trials of Catalan political prisoners will help people forget about the criminal organisation that is the Partido Popular
González Pons’ Schengen Rant
Pons is trying to whip up a bit of anti-European fervour by telling the average Spaniard that he or she has been insulted.
The unhistoric meeting of the new presidents
Both Sánchez and Torra face short legislatures in which achieving anything significant will be extremely difficult.
City of Spies: the fake news that fooled the FT – Part II
The journalist is shown the pistol tucked in his contact’s waistband and he feels a tingle of excitement. He is told the officer fears for his life and the firearm confirms it.
The Tentacles of Spain’s Ministry of the Interior
How far does the power of the Spanish state go? The Altsasu case is just the latest example of how ready politicians and media are to justify a disproportionate judicial sentence.
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