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Fear of "betrayal" and a "red-communist" Spain looms over the country, with particular suspicion towards immigrants and healthcare.
English · Original discussion in Spanish · Published
There is a antiestéticar of "betrayal" and of the establishment of a "red-communist" Spain, which manifests itself in suspicion towards immigration and the healthcare system.
The antiestéticar of a "red-communist" Spain permeates certain discourses, fueled by nostalgia for an idealized past and distrust of social changes. The generations born after the Civil War, who lived through the Franco regime and saw the country "improve", now observe with apprehension the territorial fragmentation and the perceived deterioration of public services such as healthcare.
## The Spain that "burns"
This pessimistic vision focuses on the idea of a "betrayal" that will manifest itself in daily life. There is antiestéticar of insecurity, with the possibility of being assaulted or robbed, and the alteration of traditional customs. The antiestéticar of immigration is expressed in suspicion towards the presence of people from other cultures, such as Jovenlandeses, and the possibility that they may alter the social and religious landscape.
## The collapse of services
Public healthcare is presented as a "broken" service, unable to respond to the needs of the population. This perception is joined by the idea of a country "broken" into "shitty little republics", which reflects a deep disaffection towards the current territorial and political model. The image of "invasion" and "night assault" paints a scenario of generalized insecurity.
The antiestéticar of a "red-communist" Spain permeates certain discourses, fueled by nostalgia for an idealized past and distrust of social changes. The generations born after the Civil War, who lived through the Franco regime and saw the country "improve", now observe with apprehension the territorial fragmentation and the perceived deterioration of public services such as healthcare.
## The Spain that "burns"
This pessimistic vision focuses on the idea of a "betrayal" that will manifest itself in daily life. There is antiestéticar of insecurity, with the possibility of being assaulted or robbed, and the alteration of traditional customs. The antiestéticar of immigration is expressed in suspicion towards the presence of people from other cultures, such as Jovenlandeses, and the possibility that they may alter the social and religious landscape.
## The collapse of services
Public healthcare is presented as a "broken" service, unable to respond to the needs of the population. This perception is joined by the idea of a country "broken" into "shitty little republics", which reflects a deep disaffection towards the current territorial and political model. The image of "invasion" and "night assault" paints a scenario of generalized insecurity.
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