Arturo Pérez-Reverte: “La Guerra Civil, desgraciadamente, la seguimos teniendo”
El escritor presenta las jornadas sobre el conflicto español que se cancelaron el pasado febrero
Yesterday, Sunday, flags were hung in the windows of the lower floors of the former Real Audiencia de los Grados in Seville. The building houses the Cajasol Foundation and today, Monday, it inaugurated the events 1936: La guerra que todos perdimos, organized by writer Arturo Pérez-Reverte and journalist Jesús Vigorra. Around noon, Pérez-Reverte emerged from the building, donned a hat, stood in front of the facade and pointed at the banners.
One prominently features an image of two Spanish flags, one Republican and the other from the insurgent side, burned and framed by a burning town; the other displays the 49 names of politicians, historians, cultural figures and journalists who will participate in the events. "This has been a collision of bolillos, a collision of cojones, now everything is supercalibrated," Pérez-Reverte repeats, pointing to this banner.
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