A Protocol Compliance
The European elections of June 9 have not left anyone indifferent. Although some might consider them a celebration of democracy, the reality has shown us a lively, but rude, debate that has tested the limits of politeness and politeness. The candidates, representatives of various ideologies, have staged a complex confrontation, with eight participants who have spoken in Catalan and Spanish.
The Extreme Right and the Extreme Right
The presence of the extreme right and the extreme right has marked the debate, with attempts to Spanishize it and divert it towards the Spanish public. This has generated tensions, insults and contempt for the adversaries, while seeking to direct it towards a specific audience.
Catalan, Independence and Amnesty
The Process and its consequences have been recurring topics in the debate, with the Spanish right-wing charging against independence and exile. This situation has shown a certain calm and understanding between the pro-independence formations, without attacking the socialist candidate, who has been able to dodge the attacks effectively.
Relationship between Catalonia and Europe
The relationship between Catalonia and Europe has been one of the high points of the debate, with a certain complicity between the left and pro-independence parties. This understanding has baffled the opposing parties, who have lost their form and resorted to aggressive and insulting tactics.
Security, Defense and Ideological Positions
The blog dedicated to security and defense has served to tangle topics such as Russia, Operation Volhov, independence and the ideological battle between defenders of Israel and critics of the Gaza genocide. This has evidenced the division of the two Spains, with the Catalan question as a high point.
