Post by account_disabled on Mar 13, 2024 3:41:22 GMT -5
The lack of coordination between the different Autonomous Communities and the Central Government when it comes to the measures to be taken to confront this brutal pandemic is rightly criticized. The term co-governance has been coined. The case of Germany is given as an example of co-governance. But, we would have to see what Merkel would do if she had politicians like Isabel Díaz Ayuso and until recently Torra at the head of some Lander. Fortunately, Aragonés shows greater sense. On the occasions that the Interterritorial Council of the National Health System has met and has taken a series of measures or recommendations, as soon as they leave the meeting, without having had time to study them, the Community of Madrid expresses its opposition. Such a performance reminds me of that mythical Marx Brothers sequence in the movie "A Night at the..
Where Groucho makes a food order to a waiter, and each time he adds a new dish to the list, from inside the cabin Chico He says, "And two hard-boiled eggs too ," and Harpo blows the horn, which Groucho interprets and says, "Instead of two, put three," and so on several times. As a Spaniard from the provinces, it deeply bothers me that every day, in the morning, at noon, in the afternoon and at night, by land, sea and air, in all written, audiovisual and telematic media, the AOL Email List protagonist is the famous president of the Autonomous Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso (IDA). Are there more autonomous communities? Does Spain end at the M-30? The inability of his intellectual qualities is evident. Have you ever said anything interesting? She barely knows how to say two sentences in a row without paper in front of her, and when she has it, she reads poorly. However, sometimes it surprises me, I am stunned: “Madrid is Spain within Spain. What is Madrid if it is not Spain? ”. Really impressive. What a phrase! It is to think about and ruminate on.
What he does show in abundance with his grimaces and gestures is a mixture of distrust and bad faith. Coldly observing his political activity, the figure of Manuel Azaña comes to mind , who in one of his best speeches given on April 21, 1934 at the Society of the Site of Bilbao, Un Quixote without an ambush, said that "Among the motives that What drives men to politics can be: the desire to prosper, the acquisitive instinct, the desire to show off, the desire to command, the need to live as one can and even a certain Don Juanism. But these motives are not the authentic motives of true political emotion. The authentic ones, the real ones, are the perception of historical continuity, of duration, it is the direct and personal observation of the environment that surrounds us, an observation supported by the feeling of justice, which is the great engine of all the innovations of societies.
Where Groucho makes a food order to a waiter, and each time he adds a new dish to the list, from inside the cabin Chico He says, "And two hard-boiled eggs too ," and Harpo blows the horn, which Groucho interprets and says, "Instead of two, put three," and so on several times. As a Spaniard from the provinces, it deeply bothers me that every day, in the morning, at noon, in the afternoon and at night, by land, sea and air, in all written, audiovisual and telematic media, the AOL Email List protagonist is the famous president of the Autonomous Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso (IDA). Are there more autonomous communities? Does Spain end at the M-30? The inability of his intellectual qualities is evident. Have you ever said anything interesting? She barely knows how to say two sentences in a row without paper in front of her, and when she has it, she reads poorly. However, sometimes it surprises me, I am stunned: “Madrid is Spain within Spain. What is Madrid if it is not Spain? ”. Really impressive. What a phrase! It is to think about and ruminate on.
What he does show in abundance with his grimaces and gestures is a mixture of distrust and bad faith. Coldly observing his political activity, the figure of Manuel Azaña comes to mind , who in one of his best speeches given on April 21, 1934 at the Society of the Site of Bilbao, Un Quixote without an ambush, said that "Among the motives that What drives men to politics can be: the desire to prosper, the acquisitive instinct, the desire to show off, the desire to command, the need to live as one can and even a certain Don Juanism. But these motives are not the authentic motives of true political emotion. The authentic ones, the real ones, are the perception of historical continuity, of duration, it is the direct and personal observation of the environment that surrounds us, an observation supported by the feeling of justice, which is the great engine of all the innovations of societies.