Cosas del semanario más influyente de Europa, si no del mundo:
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The Economist, 7 noviembre 2020:
“ … since democracy arrived four decades ago, it has progressed from being one of the poorest regions of Spain to enjoying an income only slightly below the national average. Its second peculiarity is that like Catalonia or the Basque Country it is a cultural nation but, unlike them, it is one that is comfortable in Spain. Separatism is the pursuit of a fairly small minority…” [ .. ] “A nationalist party came second in the election. Its leader, Ana Pontón, wants Galicia “to take our own decisions” on energy, infrastructure and taxes and “the right to decide” on independence. She also wants 50% of teaching to be in Gallego. But most Gallegos seem happy enough with what Mr Feijóo calls “cordial bilingualism” rather than the language war of Catalonia. The nationalist vote seems to have a ceiling of about 25%. “The Gallego has ambitions to lead Spain,” says Miguel Conde-Lobato, an advertising man in A Coruña. “We’re more interested in captaining the ship than capsizing it.” The Economist, 7 noviembre 2020, Galicia shows how devolution can work.
Las negritas son mías.
Galicia y Euskadi UP, Madrid Down.
Bretaña y Galicia artúricas… El mundo en sus manos.
Bretaña y Galicia artúricas… Los caballeros inexistentes de Calvino y Quiñonero.
Bretaña y Galicia artúricas… países bretones, murcianos y …
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