A value judgment
Joaquín Leguina, a Spanish politician with a long career, has been the subject of controversy for his statements about Carles Puigdemont. In a recent article, Leguina described Puigdemont as a “crap fascist”. This statement has generated diverse reactions and has highlighted the differences of opinion in the political landscape.
A debate about the neuron
The question that arises is what has influenced Leguina’s opinions more: analysis and reasoning or emotions and value judgments. Some people argue that their conclusion about Puigdemont as a “fascist” is the result of a process of political reflection and analysis. Others, on the other hand, consider his words to be more of an expression of disagreement and rejection, with no objective foundation.
A life dedicated to politics
Leguina has had a long political career, with different positions and responsibilities. He was a councilor in the Madrid City Council, president of the community of Madrid and deputy in the Congress of Deputies, among others. This experience and trajectory have influenced his opinions and his vision of politics.
An uncertain future
At 82, Leguina continues to be active in the political debate and has been appointed councilor of the Chamber of Accounts in Madrid. This new responsibility guarantees him an annual salary of 100,000 euros for six years. Despite this, Leguina’s political future is uncertain and his views continue to generate controversy.
