It can be said that society wants to give up the pervasive practice of political apparatus and that it has fled this model of society. I needed to ever see the vomit that followed indigestion. If the revolution has been launched, if it has been done in the right direction, if it has brought us to the right destination, if this is the punishment it deserves.

Taking advantage of the bufido, the party bases, the remains of surviving militants, they're beating a lot of beatings of the addresses and their stories. It is believed that they have settled in excess, in the corrupt routine and in the most endogamic acrimony, and that if they do not agitate there, it is because of the belief that politics will have party.

The parties’ bases – the remains of surviving militants – are pounding the directions and their stories in Euskal Herria, but it has not apparently happened that other ghosts have been rejected. The classical parties are still in force, that is to say in power, since no legitimacy has been given in the rest. The PNV seems eternal, with all the letters from the right, from the centre, from the conservative, from the Social Democrat… in hand. The Socialist Party, for the time being, has been saved by the needs of institutional democratic nationalism. Having said that, so that it is not misunderstood, let us say that these needs are the ones that most identify with the needs of Basque society.

However, the Socialist Party has also been captured by the nostalgic left and the latest waves of the earthquake caused by populism and has had to give more than one turn of the bell in the trapeze. Surprisingly, the return to the leadership of Pedro Sánchez has been produced by sympathies similar to the moments when there is a strong smell of change in Spain. Unlike these occasions, the victory has taken place without the vote of the Basque militancy. In part, Andalusia and Euskal Herria have failed in that quotation.

If that of Andalusia was the vote for slavery, with the domestic apparatus the least critical vote among us has been collected. I do not know if anyone has read the bill in this way, but it is alarming the arrogance with the apparatus and its continuance. In the political speech of the Basque Socialists, beyond Odón Elorza, there is no change or renewal at the moment. As if I could not imagine how to deal with the discredit of politics and the intellectual crisis of social democracy, or I would like to survive by concealing its will. It's not easy.

Those who want to disarm and move on to free and democratic politics as it is not easy. They are on their way from disdaining and attacking the Social Democrat, who say that it is the time, to being an unexplained Social Democrat. The intellectual crises of the Social Democrats, the contradictory speeches, have us prisoners, unable to leave the house with Diogenes syndrome. How many cabins we have to empty!