
I mainly write about Argentine and Spanish politics, but there may occasionally be stuff about other topics. "Almagro School" comes from when I lived in Buenos Aires and used to hang out with a friend in Almagro and argue about politics.
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First, I’ll get my own position out of the way. I was brought up in a staunch Blueshirt family. A lot of the politics I got from my parents I’ve long since left behind, but I hold fast to their cold, pure hatred of Sinn Féin and all its wor...
I’ve written about Benjamin Moser here before but a recent interview of him in El País obliges me to write about him again. Sorry, I can’t help myself. Let’s start with what the interviewer says in the part of it that interests me.
Defe...
Yesterday, a group of selfless heroes announced their presence to the world. Their mission? To save Europe, not the EU (we’ll come back to that), from decline, and make it more competitive and fit for the future. They call themselves the Rh...
Will this brutal Barcelona summer ever end? Will the overnight temperature drop below 25 degrees ever again? Will our AC hold out? I’m not optimistic about the answers to these questions. To take my mind off them, let’s have a look at what...
Few topics get people as worked up as immigrants and how they should behave. Are newcomers integrating? Are they learning the language? Are they embracing “our” values?
This anxiety has led to heavy-handed citizenship tests and assimilatio...
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I am from the west of Ireland and was educated there at the University of Galway, where I got a degree in History and Political Science. I’ve lived in Barcelona since 2015 and lived for many years in Argentina previously-
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