There is a Spanish saying that goes: "What cannot be will not be... and it is also impossiblePolitics, public opinion, and published opinion often express impossible or implausible certainties, but an impossibility is still so for it to be highly desired. For a reality or a right to be confirmed, it takes time to mature until it becomes inevitable. It's absurd and pointlessly tiring; fighting for what is difficult is worthwhile and is the most valuable action of humankind. Leading new ideas requires courage, rowing against the current with energy, patience, and perseverance. Facts, totally diverse but all recent, illustrate these principles.

Today's financing situation is more difficult than the attempt at amnesty. Because we're talking about money. What's more, we're talking about the money of the Catalans, which finances part of the well-being of Spaniards in other regions.