"If I use the first person plural it's because the genealogy of the daughters of the Spanish periphery isn't writing itself," says journalist Noelia Ramírez (Esplugues de Llobregat, 1982) in Nobody was expecting me here, which is subtitled Notes on social declassingAnd she cites, among others, the Madrid native Alana S. Portero and its excellent The bad habitBecause this genealogy is being written by authors from subaltern classes who offer us their life stories, in autobiographical or fictional form, fiction always rooted in reality.

We are no longer a nation: we are now a periphery. On Friday, May 16, President Salvador Illa gave a conference in Pamplona organized by News Diary and The NewspaperThe president, in one of the stages of his pilgrimage through Spanish territory in which he explained his political project of harmony and reconciliation—and in passing, he sought forgiveness for the sovereignist sin that others had committed—considered Navarre and Catalonia as an example of Spain. peripheral. Literally – nuances are always important – said: "Today, Catalonia is a guarantee of loyalty and institutional cooperation. [...] If we broaden the focus a little, the radius, today it is the plural Spain, some speak of the peripheral Spain, including Navarre, which guarantees stability, prosperity and solidarity for those who have a concept, in my opinion, erroneous, of".