El Suicidio de Espana

Spain is undergoing a process of profound transformation that threatens to undermine the principles of the liberal democracy built after the Transition. In this provocative and meticulously documented essay, Luis Haranburu Altuna analyzes how the authoritarian drift of Pedro Sánchez's government has weakened democratic institutions, driving a political mutation of unforeseeable consequences. Through a historical and philosophical journey, the author draws a parallel between the theory of voluntary servitude, formulated by Étienne de La Boétie, and the growing acceptance of autocratic measures in Spain. From the abuse of the Decree Law to the manipulation of political language and the subordination of the legislative and judicial powers, Haranburu Altuna exposes the strategies that have allowed Sánchez to consolidate his power. The book raises fundamental questions: How can a society voluntarily accept the erosion of its freedoms? How has 21st century socialism permeated the PSOE to the point of turning it into an instrument of ideological domination? Are we facing an irreversible transformation or is it still possible to reverse this process? El suicidio de España is an essential essay for those seeking to understand the political course of the country and the keys to a phenomenon that transcends borders. A blunt warning about the dangers of authoritarianism disguised under the guise of democracy. "When a government turns half of its people into its enemy, democracy falters. This essay dissects the autocracy of Sanchismo and its dangerous mutation of Spain into voluntary servitude." José María Múgica Heras, lawyer and victim of ETA.

LUIS HARANBURU ALTUNA, Alegia (1947), ha compaginado a lo largo de su vida, las tareas de escritor y editor. Es autor de una amplia obra literaria que supera la treintena de títulos. La mayor parte de su obra, que abarca tanto la narrativa como el teatro y el ensayo, la ha escrito en euskera. De entre sus trabajos publicados en castellano destacan los ensayos Cartas de Agosto al Lehendakari Ibarretxe, Duelos y quebrantos del euskera, El Dios de los Vascos (2008), Historia alternativa de la literatura vasca, El Crepúsculo de Dios, Historia cultural del cristianismo en Vasconia. En Almuzara ha publicado Odiar para ser. Nacionalismo vasco y Pedro Sánchez o el síndrome de Narciso. También ha desarrollado una intensa labor periodística en periódicos y revistas como Triunfo, El Mundo, Zeruko Argia, Anaitasuna y Berriak. Actualmente publica sus artículos en el Diario Vasco de San Sebastián y en El Correo de Bilbao.