by José María Calleja · Planeta · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788408210511
VAT included
Hamelyn quality guarantee · checked and verified, or your money back
What happens to Spaniards, that we find it so hard to talk about Spain? Outside of sports exaltation, why doesn't national pride come out? When someone declares himself "Spanish, very Spanish", is he suspected of being only right-wing? José María Calleja, journalist, university professor and writer with a solid career, proposes to tell the good side of Spain. A informative essay that reviews the historical events, initiatives and characters that allow us to feel reasonable pride. It is not about offering a nationalist, patriotic or epic vision of Spain, but about showing its progressive and modern side. From the Constitution of 1812, passing through the generation of 27 and the teachers of the Republic, to the Equality laws, the homosexual marriage law or the exemplary success of the political Transition, among other issues.
