Antoni Bassas' analysis: 'Expel eight million immigrants'

An international policy, for starters? Soaping up Trump has become the new diplomatic practice for dealing with the United States. Remember the day British Prime Minister Starmer handed Trump, in front of cameras, an envelope containing an invitation from the King of England to visit the islands on an official visit? Trump was delighted and showed him around. Well, this morning the envelope scene was repeated. During a dinner in Washington,

Netanyahu has given him an envelope containing a letter that the Israeli government has sent to the Nobel Prize Committee so that award the peace prize to Donald TrumpNot only do they lather him up, like the NATO chief the other day, but Netanyahu, with his hands stained with blood, talks about awarding Nobel Peace Prizes, which would be Trump's dream. The obscenity of talking about peace while shooting people for no reason while they go to food distribution sites to get food has definitely taken hold.

Closer to home, we talk about what Àlex Gutiérrez considers this morning "Feijóo's great media failure"After the PP congress all weekend, what are we talking about? Who will the PP make a pact with (Vox) or who won't (Bildu), or whether he should go to Waterloo to talk to Puigdemont. It's a communication error that led to his appearance yesterday. the new general secretary Tellado to say that they wanted to govern alone.

In a conversation with journalists, he even made his headline: "There will be no coalition government." If necessary, they'll go to a repeat election. Look, the PP depends on the results of election night to know whether it obtains an absolute majority or not. And if it doesn't, which is what the current polls are suggesting, Vox is and will be a conciliation option. Or The PP has not made a pact with Vox in many regional governments and parliaments?

By the way, you should remember that Feijóo said he wouldn't impose a cordon sanitaire on Vox because "its voters deserve respect." We were wondering (rhetorically) if Vox's ideas were also worthy of respect. Here are the xenophobic theses of the European far right. Naturally, if they want to shut down the economy, they should expel eight million people.

Look, if we're concerned that the birth rate of those with Catalan surnames has dropped, we make it easier to access housing; if a working couple can't make ends meet, we combat the causes of wage devaluation; if we're concerned that new immigrants don't speak Catalan (despite the evidence that all those in school learn it), we force a change in the law and make Catalan as compulsory as Spanish; if we think there are people who will never integrate, we'll never integrate them, and that's giving up the battle. Going against immigrants, just like that, for show (against poor immigrants, of course, those whom some Catalan or Spanish employer pays under the table or pays little because they do unskilled work), apart from being no solution, is an equally obscene way of winning votes. And this is what the far right does. The very people the PP needs to govern.

Good morning.