La Cruz y la Corona. Las dos hipotecas de la Historia de España

The «transition to democracy» –the undemocratic operation given by an unlawful king and the support of the Church– culminated in an oligarchic and corrupt regime, driven by political castes of parties which are configured as power leadership and by a manipulated public opinion. It is a new continuous version of monarchical ideology, characterized by a pact of harmony and distribution between the two universal powers, the Cross and the Crown, and based on Christian political theology. It was the same which prevented the modernization of the state while European illustrated nations were paving the way to the requirement of freedom, science, reason and urgent critic to outdated values. It was the same that continues nowadays to enjoy exorbitant privilege.
Gonzalo Puente Ojea offers an essay against the Spanish monarchy and Church, which include a short section dedicated to Euskal Herria, where he outlined his view on the age-old conflict in our country and its possible solution.

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2011-04-29_Entrevista_en_Diario_de_Noticias.pdf
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2011-04-29-Entrevista_al_autor_en_Noticias_de_Navarra.pdf
01-11-2011-Entrevista_al_autor.pdf
Entrevista_al_autor_en_Onda_Cero.mp3