Antoni Bassas' analysis: "Luckily, at least this week spring has begun."

This week has been amidst serious and ongoing incidents on commuter trains, and with Minister Puente booing us because we're making him spend a lot of money on alternative plans. President Isla has gone to Madrid and has asked Madrid They shouldn't be afraid of Catalonia. As if they were.

In Valencia, Mazón has reached an agreement with Vox to save his neck. The pact includes fewer climate change prevention policies (the DANA won't be relevant) and less money for Valencians. When you're a political corpse and a politician without dignity, that's all there is to it. And Feijóo is looking on.

Pedro Sánchez wants that Spain spends more on defense, but doesn't like the idea of it being called "rearmament," while France will send a twenty-page "survival manual" to its citizens so they know how to act in the event of a war, a natural disaster, a nuclear leak, or a pandemic. If you want to keep track of it, in this kit There should be at least six liters of bottled water, a dozen cans of preserves, a battery-operated radio, a flashlight, a cell phone charger, medication, warm clothing, and games for entertainment.

Trump has ordered the closure of the Department of Education. He claims it's due to poor academic results, but it's clear the ideological privatization chain is in motion. And Netanyahu has murdered hundreds of Palestinians, breaking the truce in the Gaza Strip.

All this, the same week that the Generalitat delegate in Northern Catalonia says he does not use the term Northern Catalonia For institutional neutrality, because Northern Catalonia doesn't exist in the official French nomenclature. So why do people think he's getting paid for representing us in the Pyrénées-Orientales?

Fortunately, this week too, it has rained and will continue to rain, and spring has begun.

Good morning.