One hundred days of alarm status. One hundred days with democracy put to the test. And more than obvious damage. Once the state of alarm is over, our democracy must return to the workshop. Where are the most obvious bumps and dents? Look at the interference in the CIS, the State Attorney General, the Civil Guard, RTVE, the State Attorney, the CNI or the National Commission of Markets and Competition: if there has been something in this crisis, it is institutionality. The democratic system had already been touched as a result of the abuse of the decree-law to avoid the absence of parliamentary majorities and compensate for the weakness of governments. Pe
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