The fact that José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero is one of the advocates of the PSOE and Junts alliance causes secondary effects on the stage. Some members of the famous clan of the eyebrows, those artists who in 2008 mobilized in favor of the socialists, have grown an Aznar style moustache. An amnesty? Pact with Catalan pro-independence and Bildu? "This is not acceptable."
Antonio Resines is a self-confessed "life-long social democrat" and PSOE voter. He assures that this label grants him the freedom to speak out against the amnesty law as if he were Felipe González himself. "Is the poverty line or unemployment more serious than amnesty? Now we're getting into a garden", answered journalist Jenaro Castro in Plano general, from La 2. The political hits of the interview invaded X's garden like an invasive species.
"I don't understand why amnesty will be given to some couples... It's not acceptable, seriously", "it's not enough to have a government, to count on the votes of certain people. Since I did vote for the PSOE, I can say that." Resines also makes great political discoveries: "The PNB is right-wing all its life". And he shows his respect for the Rule of Law and the presumption of innocence: "they will send the entire Pujol family to prison". Because the messes of the former president of the Generalitat are one thing and the actors who defraud are another. This was "revenge", although they could not catch him because "I have nothing", he assured in 2015 as vice-president of the Academy of Cinema.
"Do I look like Mayor Oreja or Aznar?", asks Resines in the interview. And the networks respond: He is a "social democrat from extreme Spain". And they finish: "you can be bald and bald". @maxpradera takes home the award: "Antonio Resines' trick is that that cuñao that we all carry inside, he carries it outside". And the image of Diego Serrano, the protagonist of Els Serrano, appears, "serving cigalons to the gentlemen who grate the meat from the pot sitting all afternoon at the bar with toothpicks in their mouths". His partner in the series, Belén Rueda, dribbles when the amnesty comes up in the conversation: "It seems to me that we are all very nervous and that we should not be so fatalistic", he told El Mundo.
The division in X also grants RESines applause - "The courage of a socialist", "I take off my hat" - from the same people who retweeted Aznar's latest attack against Sánchez: "You can't drag a country through the mud anymore ". Does Resines look like Aznar? He says no.
