Our vice president of the Government, the same one who in the last elections achieved the worst of his results for Podemos, He has blocked me in the bird network. It happened last week after he quoted a tweet in which he linked an article about the alleged financing of a medium that he called a pamphlet and its director, a right-wing villain.
The complaint was paradoxical to me because the “newspaper” run by his former adviser Dina Bousselham, The Last Hour, it’s three-quarters the same. A media manipulation apparatus of Podemos and Iglesias with which to poison what goes against and to shame true journalism.
“The leader of Podemos shuts up anyone who opposes him. To show, Errejón”
I asked him about the financing of his Castro roll newspaper and I showed him my surprise because a vice president had time to link articles against enemies in the middle of the 3rd wave and with a meteorological crisis isolating part of Spain.
My work gives me much less trouble and I don’t take the time to undo my clothes, much less to see everything that they premiere in Filmin. And with three children at home! I only have one and I haven’t finished the first season of Pocoyo… Total, he did not like my tweet, he pulled the lock button as if I were a troll and I understood why Iglesias lives in his world.
The leader of Podemos shuts up anyone who opposes him. For a sample, Errejón. That he boasts of being tolerant and open to dialogue, not like the right wing that wants to impose a single thought, is a joke in bad taste.
I doubt that he was ever ideologically flexible, but what is clear is that since he has power Silence everything you don’t want to hear until you are convinced that these other options don’t exist. He believes that he has the absolute truth because in his universe of blocks he does not listen to anyone other than himself. And the strongest thing is that it is in second place on the podium of the country’s power.
“He thinks he has the absolute truth because he doesn’t listen to anyone other than himself”
Pact with Podemos has made a a disservice to the PSOE who will pay in the future. It is clear that Sánchez needed it, but he could also have fallen into other less radical arms. A coalition with PP and Cs would not have been a betrayal of socialism, but a demonstration that politics is now more plural and you always have to live with those who do not think like you. Much more at a time when we are all together in a health crisis that does not end.
To attack it, the Podemos ministers have done zero practical things and thousands of populisms with which to confront their voters with the caste as if they continued to be workers. We’re making them rich while they waste their time on Twitter; Irene Montero putting purple hearts, Garzón justifying the rise in electricity and Pablo Iglesias blocking columnists. Their social networks say that they are not up to par. That there is no button to silence it.
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