The Declaration of Aiete has been a long time since its opening, and much more so for those who want to start the peace process. It's a matter of time. Time, like money, is incalculable. The rule of the person who controls it.

The vanguard – and its acolytes – of the last 30 years seek to consolidate the peace process. The direct enemies, the two states – and their acolytes – want to impose their total victory, sine qua non. The vanguard, despite having taken many steps, remains the last. Enemies ask for self-destruction and ask for self-criticism. This too is loose.

During the transition, the avant-garde ensured that the negotiation with the states would be through Luz and tachographs. After 30 years, the International Contact Group (ICG), led by Brian CURRIN, is in charge of guiding the “orderly” end of the conflict. Who knows nothing? The new lehendakari, Iñigo Urkullu, says that he also speaks of discretion. He referred to the issue of prisoners. I say for example.

The powers – and their acolytes – carry the control of the possible process of peace and normalisation. Also, who “controls” those who have exercised counter-power and their acolytes? In other words, the historical political issue and the actors who have to resolve the consequences of 30 years of conflict – recalling the Lizarra-Garazi Agreement and the actors of the Loyola dialogue – are no longer “in sight”. An expert International Contact Group will do its job! ?

Victory? Failure? Independence and Socialism or the Basque State have gone from being soflamed (h)istori(o) for a moment. OK. What a cure! Or I disagree. It is not necessary! But at least let us acknowledge that the avant-garde, not their acholites and Basques, do not have, or have, the capacity to lament and negotiate.

Meanwhile, journalists of the day who analyze politics must include the words of this spirit: “I am absolutely applicable” and “no doubt.” They have reliable sources! Or, on the other hand, in the absence of these sources, each one “invents” new rhetoric that satisfies their parishes. It is, apparently, about drinking “new water that has come from the source of always”.

Although I have some questions and opinions about Basque public television (ETB) and our society:

What can be expected of a society that, after 30 years, admits “informative Sundays of 14 minutes in Basque and 65 minutes in Spanish”? Or the star television show about the population with The Conqueror. The 24% of the network about the society that attracts public attention? What can you expect from a society in which a EITB advertising slogan “I am not a fool” or “I am not a fool” suffers from the constant midwife? What can be expected of our civil society? Power is not stupid, no! The stupid is society, most?, the same.

It is understood, yes, not by this, the “fear” that the vanguard of this country said of the new era that has arrived. Because civil disobedience is now starting to turn on.