What is wrong with politics in Spain?

Started by El Profesor, Mon 17 Sep 2012, 13:12

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Guanche

Anyone have any ideas what might happen if the Rajoy does resign and calls a snap general election? :undecided:

Perikles

Quote from: Guanche on Thu  7 Feb 2013, 19:50
Anyone have any ideas what might happen if the Rajoy does resign and calls a snap general election? :undecided:

Er - how can he do both?  :017:

Guanche

Calls a general election and then resigns? :undecided:

Janet

Quote from: El Profesor on Wed  6 Feb 2013, 14:41
Quote from: PeriklesFrom what I can understand from this video, Spain is a country of gangsters, if not now, certainly will be when Eurovegas gets going.
Iñaki Gabilondo, brilliant and well respected TV and radio journalist - a pillar of the cultural establishment. Just the sort of person who would never be a politician in Spain, but just the person who should have been.

just posted THIS thread ...

oh the opportunities. For something ....  :-X

Janet

... just seen a tweet ... En unos tiempos en los que no dimite ni Dios en España, va y dimite el Papa.


El Profesor

The Council of the Socialist International, meeting in Cascais, Portugal.
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OH  my  god!  Who is responsible for letting her in?


Janet

sounds quite reasonable to me .....  :undecided:

El Profesor

Quote from: Janet on Mon 11 Feb 2013, 20:07
sounds quite reasonable to me .....  :undecided:
Me too ..... I was just imagining the reaction.

Janet

ah, irony detectors optional extra .....

:closet:

Janet

Spanish apathy turns to anger at corruption 'epidemic' .....

QuoteSuch an epidemic of corruption is now coming to light in Spain that it seems to me the national shrug of apathy is finally falling out of fashion.

Taking its place is a look of abject disgust and the spat-out words "que verguenza". This means, "the shame of it".

For the last few months the corruption scandals have been so numerous that the television news began lumping them together in a swift round-up, rather than reporting on each one. They had to leave room for other news items - like the effects of austerity cuts and rocketing unemployment.

...The other day a TV news crew was on the street asking people what should be done.

One middle-aged, mild-looking woman, replied "you know the French Revolution, where they cut off their heads? Well something like that might do the trick".