Spain, a cadaverous country, fed by corruption and decomposition.

Since the arrival of Prime minister Rajoy to Moncloa's office in November of 2011, the Government has raised 41 times the taxes pressure over the Spaniards by creating new taxes or simply by increasing the taxation of the ones already created. We can state that millions of people in Spain have been fooled by the ones who promised to serve the country. The Partido Popular in the office did not do any of the most important reforms that the country really needs: the elimination of the omnipresent corruption in all the institutions, the continuous splurge, the installment of effective measures to dissipate the huge ratio of unemployment and the reduction of the size of the public organizations subsidized with the money of the citizens.

 After two consecutive terms of socialists leading the country to perdition, Rajoy is doing the same as his predecessor, even worse, because never before the amount of taxes over the Spaniards had been so oppressive. 

Actually, we can admit that Rajoy's term is just the third one of Zapatero. None of the main socialist laws and reforms have been eliminated. There is a complete continuation in the legacy of Zapatero, a ruthless

continuation of that legacy that keeps impoverishing the country day after day.

But the worse of it, it is that there is not any solution for this. The country is so corrupted that there is not any possibility to be led by any other group rather than socialists or PP. After all the corruption, injustice, cruelty,

unemployment, lies, abuses and incompetence, the Spaniards today would keep voting to these parties in more than the 50%. In other words,  more than half of the nation is accomplice with what is happening in the

country.

There is not hope, nor future for Spain with the response of its inhabitants. How is it possible to keep voting these two parties, that are the same one, after all? I have a theory, by which the explanation is simple: the lack of pirnciples, self-respect, moral values and dignity that characterize the present Spanish society. For more than a half of the nation, it became irrelevant that their representatives are corrupted and are taking them to poverty and misery. For them, the knowledge of truth does not matter anymore. For more than a half of the Spaniards there is not any political cost from so much atrocity. There is none.

  Spain is nowadays a languishing land, dragging itself day after day, with grayish countenances, convinced by its cowardice that the best thing to do when you became a slave, is to do nothing, just like its president.