Despite the opposite result to Scottish independence in the referendum ten years ago (18 September), between 2012 and 2014 there was a seismic shift in the country's politics. The institutional power of the SNP, the magnetic figure and populist point of Prime Minister Alex Salmond - one of the great political animals of the last thirty years on the islands - and a very mobilized base - including the popular classes - eager to get rid of Conserva…
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Despite the opposite result to Scottish independence in the referendum ten years ago (18 September), between 2012 and 2014 there was a seismic shift in the country's politics. The institutional power of the SNP, the magnetic figure and populist point of Prime Minister Alex Salmond - one of the great political animals of the last thirty years on the islands - and a very mobilized base - including the popular classes - eager to get rid of Conserva…