Carry forward: riffraff and scum

The Federation of Associations of Parents of Students (FAPA) Giner de los Rios has requested the inspection of Madrid to withdraw the book 6th grade Social Science and used in schools program to include Bilingualism "biased content".

Specifically, the book publisher MacMillan asks that four ministers of Education is ordered chronologically and they are PP, explained José Luis Pazos, who pointed out that there have been ministers in the history of Spain from various parties besides Mariano Rajoy, Esperanza Aguirre, Pilar del Castillo and Jose Ignacio Wert, who are proposed.

"It seems most appropriate because it offers a rather biased view", he assured the representative of the parents' association.

In addition, the FAPA has also denounced "the eulogy" included on the former president of the Community of Madrid Esperanza Aguirre, of which it is said he got "a record of votes" and offers the idea that brought "modernity the region".

"I ask that the Punic operation is put in a book, but I do not think so tight in this book," he opined Pazos, who has assured that he will be transferred to the Minister of Education, Rafael Van Grieken, today this complaint .

For the president of FAPA "no focus from an aseptically the contents and it seems that in general the book has some issues that are to meditate for educational inspection", so calling the publisher releases a new book and offers the change for free.

"In the study of the dictatorship and the coup that led to the Civil War, study all the stories to know why we are here and how we have come, but you do not have much logic that is said is that both sides were in the same plane and that was the result of political instability in the Second Republic and then came a dictatorship that established a self-sufficient economy, "he said.

According Pazos, if Madrid considered that the book is correct, will be the centers and families who decide whether to use them, while insisting that "should be reviewed and withdrawn."

From the gas station Roll up the Round and from the Gran Vía to the bullring, the town of Murcia dawned wallpaper this Saturday with xenophobic leaflets anticatalan beginning with the header, intentionally confusing, "Citizens-We Can" in capital letters .

In the text, the sheet called "not to buy anything from Catalonia" and notes filed several trademarks in this autonomous community, both food businesses such as tourism, financial and automotive.

Significantly, the planning and organization of the distribution and pasting of the posters from early in the day, both the large urban area covered and its prompt replacement when some people took off. Even more significant is the heading "Citizens-We Can". It is ultimately a ceremony orchestrated confusion that only benefits and points in one direction: the most ancient and extreme right.