The sense of political decomposition that Spain is going through at the end of this term of office has been increased in recent weeks by the Government’s determined desire to confront other branches of the State, especially the Judiciary. In this strategy we must place the statements of its most dislenged members, such as Óscar Puente and Óscar López, attacking specific judicial decisions and judges or appeals to an action of the “deep state” to…
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The sense of political decomposition that Spain is going through at the end of this term of office has been increased in recent weeks by the Government’s determined desire to confront other branches of the State, especially the Judiciary. In this strategy we must place the statements of its most dislenged members, such as Óscar Puente and Óscar López, attacking specific judicial decisions and judges or appeals to an action of the “deep state” to…