There are texts so clear and accurate that little more needs to be said, so this entry will be much shorter than usual.<\/p>\n
A few minutes before nine at night, Javier Ortega Smith, vice president of Vox, has published a message on Twitter<\/a> that I fully subscribe to:<\/p>\n \"Nine years ago, just over twenty people around a table, we decided that no one represented us and, therefore, we had to change things and found a new political party<\/strong>. the support of almost no one, but a great deal of enthusiasm for this project that Spain and the Spanish people deserve.<\/p>\n Our principles and values were the best energy to move forward<\/strong>, and years later... so much work gave its first fruits, but without renouncing those principles.<\/p>\n We cannot forget where we came from and what we were born for<\/strong>, so that we never make a mistake where we are going.\"<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Along with this text, Javier Ortega publishes a photo in which he, Iv\u00e1n Espinosa de los Monteros, Santiago Abascal and he appear.<\/strong> It is the photo that heads this post. Published on Vox's Facebook page on October 12, 2015<\/a>, during the events to celebrate Hispanic Day in Barcelona. It was the time of Vox's \"desert crossing\", three years before obtaining its institutional representation in Andalusia.<\/p>\n ---<\/p>\n
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