In that same vein, we are warned by Epictetus that "it is not the facts that disturb men but the words about the facts," a graphic and beautiful way to refer to the power that language has to shape reality, as emphasized by Professor Fernando Vallespín in his book The Lie Will Set You Free. #Elecciones2026 #Democracia #LenguajePolítico (translated)
"We are more" In the case we are now analyzing, it was the words that were generated about the event that once again were able to shake us with a tremor that arose from the terms in which the announcement was formulated by Pedro Sánchez invoking the authority that Article 115 of the Constitution grants him in his capacity as President of the Government to propose to the King that he decree, after deliberation of the Council of Ministers and under his exclusive responsibility, the dissolution of the Cortes Generales. #Elecciones2026 #Democracia #LenguajePolítico (translated)
"There is no need to change ideas, we just have to wait for them to mean something else." #Elecciones2026 #Democracia #LenguajePolítico (translated)
The article by Miguel Ángel Aguilar reflects on the power of language and its capacity to shape reality, in the context of Pedro Sánchez's announcement about the advance of the general elections in Spain, highlighting how words can move and generate different interpretations of the facts. #Elecciones2026 #Democracia #LenguajePolítico (translated)
