Having reached surrealism, politics in Catalonia cannot do without the president of the Parliament just like that. This is not about democracy, it's about entertainment and fun. If she is dismissed today, what will we discuss this August? We will end up giving recipes against forest fires!
The show must go on. Catalonia has to maintain a valuable human asset that compensates for the good institutional education of President Pere Aragonès, who makes us so long for those insults by Puigdemont and Torra to Spaniards and Spaniards.
We need march, noise and revelry in Catalan politics. For some time now, the secondary ones that guaranteed goals and spectacle have disappeared (the country's two largest banks have also moved, but who is entertaining that, apart from Isidro Fainé?).
One longs for the outbursts of Professor Cotarelo on TV3, the good judge Santiago Vidal bragging about illegalities or the young man who said good night, every night, to imprisoned politicians. The list would give for a book, a nice book, where there would be no lack of dialogue between a protesting official and a riot policeman who, with a broken soul, told him that the kings are the fathers and the republic did not exist. Did the man raise his head?
There are few public servants left of the stature of the President of Parliament to animate radio talk shows, reinvent democracy and mobilize supporters, like those who will stand today at the gates of Parliament – as long as they don't return to Meridiana in the middle of the night! operation exit! – and they will politely reproduce the assault on the Capitol or that distant one of the common people spraying paint on the deputies while a helicopter –pure Vietnam– airlifted President Mas.
People – today citizens – can't cut off our vices just like that and all for a ridiculous article of the Parliament's regulations. What difference does it make! It changes and period! The essential thing is to keep the show. Posts to continue paying, the least we can demand from the world of JxCat is that it does not loosen. Not one step back, president.
