Within seven days, democracy will once again deploy its stall of methacrylate ballot boxes and polling stations in the 179 municipalities that draw the Community of Madrid as a face of Bélmez. A democracy that, every four years (sometimes even less), fits in a ballot paper and an envelope that barely weigh 19 grams.

With just 400 inhabitants -407 according to the last census, Arturo, the justice of the peace, will later confess, this municipal term became a symbol for the party of Santiago Abascal. Two years ago, when Vox obtained 24.2% of the votes in Garganta de los Montes.