Fargo (3rd season)
- Today I have to talk about Navarra. I do not know, therefore, if you want to continue reading this column: on the one hand, because it is not the first time I have come with that kalaka, and on the other, because, on the other hand – this second is more important – I am Navarro, an abnormal Navarro, but Navarro, and at this time it has become quite clear that everyone knows more about Navarre than the Navarros. Excuse me, therefore, for my temerity.
In the Rainbow, the best-selling newspaper in Navarre, had the following headline: “Pedro Sánchez announces that he will negotiate the investiture with Navarra Suma,” while the newspaper that does not sell so much says: “Pedro Sánchez has supported Chivite’s intention to govern and has disassociated the abstention of Navarre Suma from the question of Navarre.” Well studied, the things they say are not mutually exclusive, it's a matter of views, but of the consequence they want to draw.
Although I thought I could not improve after seeing the first and second season, I was surprised by the third season of the Fargo series. Above or below the narrative, I don't know, it talks about stories: ways to tell stories, versions, points of view. “The past can’t be guessed, it’s constantly changing,” he told the police that he has in front of him the biggest evil character, “the only thing we know for sure about what will happen in the future.” Nobody knows what the Navarros voted, many do not remember what the PSN did every time the elections were held. But we already know what is going to happen. Those who defend Navarre are going to accept that the Government of Navarre be decided abroad, on the basis of external interests.
Seeing what they have done in other elections, seeing that the PSN still cannot play worse, they always find the way. But it cannot be said to surprise us.
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The reading of the documentation... [+]
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