Isaías Lafuente Zorrilla

The deputy @anadebande sneaks in a can of pepper spray to Congress, which she displays in the chamber. She is expelled, and half an hour later, areas of the parliament are sealed off because someone has emptied cans of pepper spray. I can only think of two options: either coincidences exist or they don't. (translated)

It always moves me to think of the eve of a tragedy. Today, on the Friday 90 years ago when some neighbors, somewhere, were talking peacefully in a café without knowing that the next day they would be killed, kill each other, or die because of the decision of some barbaric coup plotters. (translated)

The forcefulness and firmness with which the pope has once again defended human dignity and the responsibility of institutions to protect it make his silence on the abuses in the Church sound thunderous. There is still a journey ahead and hope, he knows, is the last thing to be lost. (translated)

The only clear thing today is that Zapatero's forceful indictment will go down in history. A different history depending on whether he ends up convicted or exonerated. We can only hope that the process, which is guaranteed, does not take as long as others and concludes before the instructor and the instructed are already history. (translated)

Existence is finite for everyone, but only a few people are capable of leaving an infinite mark behind. Soledad Gallego-Díaz is one of them; she left it in life and in journalism. A hug for her colleagues at @el_pais, for her friends, and for her family. (Original: La existencia es finita para todos, pero sólo unas pocas personas son capaces de dejar tras de sí una huella infinita. Soledad Gallego-Díaz es una de ellas, la dejó en la vida y en el periodismo. Un abrazo para sus compañeros de @el_pais, para sus amigos y para su familia. https://t.co/DD8SbCM6vp) #Legacy #Journalism #Inspiration #ES