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Suddenly
La Opinion - 22/05/1911
JOSE GARRIDO
Suddenly 'two Spains' disappeared. Beneath the surface of the bottle adolescents emerged bow of a generation that missed call and everything changed. A generation forged in the effort without reward you understand that revolutions can be done without fists and no guns and make it clear that they are neither red nor blue. Voice claiming to own a place in the sun in the country of their birth and want to live. With hundreds of brilliant and creative slogans as a flag of protest have been sent to memory lane banners, billboards, television and rallies along with the outdated campaign slogans of the major parties, cooked for alleged genius of communication so old-fashioned as its customers. And sheltered from the force, emerging from a generation of young and tired of being tired, had become citizens of all ages, from all walks and political persuasions. Rate this left movement would be a foolish and myopic reductionism. It is much more than that. Is the cry of a civil society that believed dead and not part of the patronage of only two parties that split and divided into national and regional governments. Punish parties that talent and permanently close the crossing to all those who have something to contribute.
A country that moves structurally in this way is a country doomed to be always in the second division world league. Despite the triumphant proclamations that we are in the Champion, those who live the street, walk to the ground, we know that it is not. It is the infantry conquering the territories final and not aviation, also in the war of the rights. And the infantry has come suddenly catching everyone by surprise. And in its wake, as a new army of Spartacus, which are added to keep silence. Without weapons and without violence. The force of reason against the logic of force.
Political analysts have been caught by surprise and views on the phenomenon is increasing. Many of them believe that they should become a political party without realizing that this movement does not have that calling. All they want is to be heard and their demands met, and now that's the task of political parties. If these have sufficient sensitivity, the English named Revolution in half the world, will have been worthwhile. If the professional politicians are deaf to the cry that now extends to all corners of the West, then we are all saying that the future of this movement is unpredictable. For more prepared generation in the history of Spain has come, suddenly, the closet and does not seem willing to go after tomorrow.
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