A wild boar breaks into the night of Zaragozana and ends up reminding us that the city is still a field. In La Brújula del Presente, Daniel Gascón reviews the things that do not change: from the political polarization that Jonathan Swift already satirized 300 years ago to the contradictions of politicians who speak of love while fueling confrontation. And one last reflection on feelings, with Fernando Pessoa as a guide: are love letters ridiculo…
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A wild boar breaks into the night of Zaragozana and ends up reminding us that the city is still a field. In La Brújula del Presente, Daniel Gascón reviews the things that do not change: from the political polarization that Jonathan Swift already satirized 300 years ago to the contradictions of politicians who speak of love while fueling confrontation. And one last reflection on feelings, with Fernando Pessoa as a guide: are love letters ridiculo…