Gari sings to the show. Rafael to the scandal. And so we went. Scandal over scandal in Spain. The Basques are watching the show.

As good viewers, each of the chapters in the series are swallowed up to everyone. Corruption in the first season; fraud of the treasury in the second; false master's degrees, etc. ; meetings and recordings in the sewers, insults to the members of the ministry… The plot can be lengthened as much as you want, because the sleeping person willing to see the light, gives for that, for whatever you want. Pp and PSOE have intervened in the government since the beginning of what in Spain reformed Franco and consecrated democracy. During this time and to this day, it has been the most important members of these parties who, together with the economic powers, have woven the fabric of state powers, in which they have been daily bread, privileges, bribery, clientelism and, above all, an unwritten pact to hide everything. All levels, including the media, were involved. The interests are now shifting from the thickest brush to the white cotton test.

In principle, it seems that this dynamic of scandals can be painful for these parties. However, with regard to the sacrosanct objective that unites pp and PSOE to perpetuate the unity of Spain, the dynamics of the scandals that have arisen are not harmful. Moreover, living from one end of the state to the other looking at the Madrid metropolis is, precisely, the desideratum left by the Franco to those who gathered the witness. Focus of attention where, the mental scheme. What, how important media projection is. Hence the political framework. The relationship between television minutes and the number of votes is directly proportional in these times of convergence between spectacle and politics. There is no doubt, therefore, that they will speak, even if they say so badly.

Fortunately, in Euskal Herria we have media that, apart from this spiral, place Basque policy and Basque issues at the centre of the agenda. It is no coincidence that these media are expressed in Basque. However, it cannot be said that our society lives outside of it. Yesterday in the informal corridor interview I asked the students (Spanish-language advertising room group) if they knew what is going on with the CAV budgets. There was no answer. Then, in class, on another pretext, I asked the whole group if they knew who the Treasury Advisor is. No trace. However, the names of all the ministers who have been protagonists in recent times in Madrid were known to them. No wonder, because in Teleberri there was also a direct connection on the day that the Minister of Health resigned. “Scandal, it’s a scandal: this is a spectacle, a salal.”

Faced with the trivialisation of politics, citizens emerge purely spectators, issues that have little to do with the politics of everyday fodder and that have more to do with people’s personal uncharted trajectories. In this speculation, the issues that really influence people's lives, like budgets, seem boring. If we want to strengthen the Basque political and communicative area, we have only two options (apart from the intermediate greys): 1) or we move the core of politics to other spaces, from news and headlines, through current programs and opinion articles, to street interviews; or 2) we become actors in a new show. Otherwise, for our part, others will continue to act.