"It is intolerable that the rule of indecency dominates politics" Emilio Lled. Philosopher. Scholar. Memory Author ethics.

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"Putting technicians in charge of the economy is a mistake, and paid" "I am concerned third European war, a war conomic" Question. This is a country "saddened and light," you said Sunday Weekly COUNTRY . Answer. It is a much more decent and bright for the wisdom of the people. This w isdom has to be implemented. We can not leave the country in the hands of a poli cy with a party ruled by opportunists and indecent. That the master indecency ru le in politics is intolerable that empire is the result of the dominance of cert ain oligarchs who think that all you have to do is make money and create ideolog ies suitable to follow the oligarchy in power ... P. You cite the country talking Machado light ... R. Yes, speaking of the country impoverished by a middle class besotted by ignor ance and ecclesiastical pragmatism. Against that opposed this luminosity, decenc y popular ... This can not be corrupt. P. The solution? R. I do not see the solution rather than culture. Education culture as freedom, true wisdom ... I've been surprised by the announcement I've heard in the radio saying that a university cafeteria available luxury and paddle ... It is shamefu l that this is possible and is announced as an attraction to youth. That attitud e is a catastrophe for a country. P. The election campaign has coincided with two changes of government in Europe, both for economic personalities. How have you lived? R. In Plato's Republic and Aristotle's policy says that the salvation of States, peoples and nations is through decency and culture. This is not an old phrase, it is today. How will the public to defend someone who is thinking only in priva te and what their "amigantes"? And I like that word, "amigantes" because consuen a with mangante. P. This country is like a patient undergoing a huge operation lean. What mood do you see? R. What you see is confusion and pain. Perhaps not much pain, because we are doi ng this with anesthesia.

P. What is anesthesia? R. ow rs ic t, That what prevails in this world is the economy, to be solved and therefore h you have to put in front of that economy. These technicians are saviors lawye or economists purely economic corporations, companies that pursue only econom power. It is a mistake. In the long run, and not the long, rather to the shor you pay.

P. One of the injuries that that body has undergone a surgical operation has bee n the project of Education for Citizenship. How have you seen the mockery which underwent this initiative? R. Own real ignorant and exploited. Education for Citizenship is a way to create free citizens, but the sects can not accept that there are free citizens. Educa tion for Citizenship, or called, causes and secular free education and is one of the fundamental elements of democratic progress. P. The policy also is seriously injured. What are the consequences? R. The most serious consequence is to go slowly feeding the rule of a dictatorsh ip, an economic dictatorship. I hope that is no longer possible a military dicta torship, but there are ways of dictatorship without firing shots also dominate. I strongly believe that the disdain for politics is a mistake because it is a co ntempt interested. What they do is a given policy where no one can do politics. P. The political stand out even worse than politics ... R. Politics is the essential feature of community life, and the politician is al so essential in the direction and orientation of the collective life. But it mus t be honest and not wear a mask but to face-that also says Machado. To stand up for ideals that the party must stand for truth. The attack on the policy, not to mention the ridicule, we are driven into his head as if all politicians were sc oundrels. And that's a mistake ... Politics is the most architectural of knowled ge, said the great classic of political theory, because it understands them all ... Making fun of politics has some dictatorial, tyrannical ... I often say I do not know if unjustly, we are in a democratic oligarchy and the Franco regime ha s continued in various forms, with oligarchic interests. P. Where do you see? R. Before you speak, let me say that this country has advanced. Note Salteras, n ext to Seville, there was I in the 40's. Progress has been spectacular ... The c ountry has improved in culture, decency ... I think Franco is in the doldrums, b ut still has power in certain manifestations of some politicians, with an ideolo gy that would coincide with the Franco stayed with ... P. What you see? R. In defense of private education in the discrediting of the public, in contemp t of equal opportunities ... Where is freedom if there is inequality? P. And Europe is not part of that body sick? R. It was a light, an intellectual power ... So now I'm worried that may arise o verlapping third European war, and without cannons, an economic war. A new effor t to control, overlapping, because this is war, which would destroy certainly th e possibilities open to a united Europe ... P. He spoke of a country saddened and bright. Is there a light?

R. I think in our country there is a latent and emergent wisdom that fills me wi th optimism, but we can not in any way that is corrupt politics. We can not vote unless the corrupt, and that would be the death of a country, that we are alrea dy so corrupted that not only distinguish but do not want to send the corrupt to attach to your jacket. It would be catastrophic.