Gorka Bereziartua Mitxelena, also known as Boli Gorria, has just released her weekly analysis and returns to work. I'm not going to tell you anything new to the reader who's going through the magazine from top to bottom, as honest as I'm demanding, because you've already realized all the changes in ARGIA. Anyway, I would like to welcome the new series of “Public Fauna” in this corner.

Bereziartua has drawn the first letters with red ink in the first issue of the new course. With the title Pulling the hair has bitten a well-known quote on social media. Zarautz's Equal Councillor, Gloria Vázquez, spoke precisely about the hairstyle of the parliamentarian of the Anna Gabriel Cup. That's where the shots go. Analysis based on a statement in the media. Analysis of what has in the background what can be superficial.

“There are too many statements in our press and we look more at what is being said today than at the root problem,” the journalist says. “We want to put on the table what is said vs. what is done in this written paragraph as a column, look for the salsa.”

The book The Public Animal by the anthropologist Manuel Delgado has been the source of inspiration for the name of the Public Fauna section. After all, Boli Gorria will have public expressions and characters in the spotlight of Euskal Telebista. On a weekly basis, the journalist will gladly dive into this fauna. In addition, he has confessed to us that he had been circling in his head with some frequency the idea of feeding an episode in the weekly. And in the group he explained that they were reflecting in the writing on the “Panorama” section.

I have no doubt that the “Public Fauna” will play, as Bereziartua’s is not one of those pens that the ink is quickly over. It usually has the sharp tip and, I am sure, it will put the sting in without too many difficulties. That journalism doesn't have to be on one side or the other, for these times that I hear too many times.