Despite all calls and campaigns, laws, standards, plans and budgets, protective mechanisms and punitive machines, hard cases and evil behaviors continue to fill information, both drip and chaparron, protest actions, demonstrations and statements (and other expressions in a low voice that appear occasionally against, suggesting that women also play violently against men…).

Actor Urko Olazabal just said: Nevenka is a film directed above all at men, so that men can draw conclusions about their behaviour.

And they appreciate the intention and the will, but it is disappointing to see that the situation (the tendency of men to abuse and abuse women) does not change just. The media have joined the tragedy of 24 years ago and the trial of the Pélicot case, even more shameful. It seems that time does not tell, that we are always in the place of always and as always, where men (more or less) think they can do whatever they want the women they take (all women). ).

Cases like Nevenka continue to occur. And it is curious that Mr Pélicot is a “pioneer” in his conduct (he first and his second imitator…). It was really surprising that he was the first to invent such a sophisticated plan, which has lasted so long, unprecedented (without other men having done anything like that).

And it seems we're talking about sex, but sex is a superficial, eye-catching, morbid layer. Below, in depth, are the roots, which are disguised, which are shown gradually (and which also affect non-sexual areas).

Sometimes, someone gets up from one end of the carpet and there are some hints of a fundamental problem in sight. For example, a writer (two, three, four, most women…) begins to tell what has not been gathered in ingenious research: the fear and obstinate vertigo of men to liberate the power of centuries, the infinite understanding of women about the will of power and control of men, and the need for a gigantic and general re-education of all to live freely in mutual respect.

Some Basque writers (two, three, four, all of them women…) are filling the pages and giving clues, and many readers are reading those pages, what a joy! But, alas, statistics say that women, above all, are read by women…