Feijóo's psychiatrist and Sánchez's hallucinations

Sánchez says that “the Catalonia of 2026 resembles much more the one that the Catalans have always wanted.” Is there a single Catalan who wants a Rodalies service that makes their life impossible, courtesy of the disastrous state duo Renfe-Adif? Not to mention the AP-7 and, in general, the shameless percentage of non-compliance with the State investments budgeted for our country. It is one thing to come and hold rallies with rose-tinted arguments, and quite another to ignore the reality that tears down the speeches.The same thing happens to Feijóo. When he states that he wants Catalonia to lead “the reconstruction of Spain”, I wonder if he knows that 34 years after the first Madrid-Seville high-speed train, the Mediterranean corridor is still unfinished, or if he has ever heard of the fiscal deficit.Of course Feijóo doesn't care, because with the mentality of the little lords and owners of Spain that characterizes the PP, he doesn't even realize how insulting it is to hear him say, "I don't want a Catalonia in a permanent loop, sitting on a psychiatrist's couch, wondering what it is or what it is not."Treating Catalonia as if it had a mental disorder is not exactly a display of finesse. Every time it votes, Catalonia expresses that this supervised and underfunded autonomy falls short. Reducing the history of Spain and Catalonia to a transient mental alienation is of a very thick caliber, only suitable for colonial mentalities. If Feijóo is bothered by the question of what Catalonia is or is not, he has it very simple: let him ask directly and commit to respecting the result.