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FacePalme Newtribuna need your help to continue reporting Become a member of Nuevatribuna OlofVertical“Now the Spanish people are freeing themselves from the demons of the past. Who can believe that this process is irreversible? “A people cannot live their lives without democracy.” This statement was made by Olof Palme at the 27th Congress of the PSOE, in December 1976, held illegally, not clandestinely. A little more than a year before, Olof Palme , President of the Government of Sweden, walked the streets of Stockholm, smiling (what irritated the late Franco regime the most) with a piggy bank in his hand and a sign on his chest “For the Freedom of Spain”, in rejects the executions after the disastrous Franco trial in Burgos. From all this some conclusions can be drawn: The first and most.
Important is his love for Spain, the second his conviction that Spain was advancing invincible in the defeat of the dictatorship and the conquest of democracy, and the third that Democracy is Malta Phone Number neither irreversible nor inevitable, and it must be taken care of day after day . On January 30 of this year he would have turned 95 if he had not been assassinated in 1986, when, as another citizen, being the President of Sweden, he was leaving a movie session with his wife. Olof Palme together with Willy Brandt are the pillars on which, at least in my generation, the value of European social democracy has been established as a mirror in which to look at ourselves, and to be able to assume.
And overcome the scars and errors that we Spanish socialists have, consequence of a very rough and bitter journey, although no more than that of German social democracy, presided over by a phase of history that could be defined by that of the three R's, Reform, Revolution and Reaction, and in which we, fighting In reaction, we struggled in an insurmountable contradiction between the Revolution and the Reform, only to end up sunk in a murderous and retrograde national Catholic dictatorship. Jumping across the abyss of time, it may be of interest, in this 21st century Spain, to take a look at the foundations of Palme's thought and assess whether or not they are applicable in a world in which the changes have been brutal, of In such a way that the media and the monopoly of information have been defeated by the mobile phone, and the most personal issues, such as gender identity, are superimposed on collective factors, which has weakened the sense of belonging to a class.
Important is his love for Spain, the second his conviction that Spain was advancing invincible in the defeat of the dictatorship and the conquest of democracy, and the third that Democracy is Malta Phone Number neither irreversible nor inevitable, and it must be taken care of day after day . On January 30 of this year he would have turned 95 if he had not been assassinated in 1986, when, as another citizen, being the President of Sweden, he was leaving a movie session with his wife. Olof Palme together with Willy Brandt are the pillars on which, at least in my generation, the value of European social democracy has been established as a mirror in which to look at ourselves, and to be able to assume.
And overcome the scars and errors that we Spanish socialists have, consequence of a very rough and bitter journey, although no more than that of German social democracy, presided over by a phase of history that could be defined by that of the three R's, Reform, Revolution and Reaction, and in which we, fighting In reaction, we struggled in an insurmountable contradiction between the Revolution and the Reform, only to end up sunk in a murderous and retrograde national Catholic dictatorship. Jumping across the abyss of time, it may be of interest, in this 21st century Spain, to take a look at the foundations of Palme's thought and assess whether or not they are applicable in a world in which the changes have been brutal, of In such a way that the media and the monopoly of information have been defeated by the mobile phone, and the most personal issues, such as gender identity, are superimposed on collective factors, which has weakened the sense of belonging to a class.