No me resigno

Halfway between the memoirs, the essay and the manifesto, Nicolás Redondo Terreros, one of the most authoritative and coherent voices in our country, makes a call for sanity, a praise for constitutional Spain and a warning against the funnel of tension and sectarianism into which Spanish politics seems to be precipitating. In his analysis of the powerful rise of nationalism and populism, which affects representative democracies around the world, he notes a decisive turn: the PSOE, the only party of the Transition that is still standing, protagonist of the most constructive years of our history, today it is reduced to electoral calculation, subject to identity-based political projects and incapable of proposing integrative political projects supported by the citizen majority.