Pablo Iglesias pierde la cabeza y llama a sus podemitas a la guerra civil


El líder de Podemos debe pensar que lo que ocurrió en Cataluña fue una obra de teatro infantil

Pablo Iglesias se pierde y echa las culpas a la oscuridad de la noche. En las circunstancias actuales, idéntica pregunta puede ser dirigida a otros políticos españoles. Al lehendakari Urkullu, por proponer la generalización del Concierto vasco, la cual, con cifras en la mano, supondría que todas las comunidades autónomas deberían percibir saldos netos del Estado, el cual tendría entonces que vivir del aire. A Miquel Iceta, quien parece olvidar que el problema de Cataluña es el resultado de una marcha antidemocrática del Govern hacia la independencia, y designa en cambio a Ciudadanos como enemigo a abatir. Eso después de que en la primera proclamación le echara el 10 de octubre un impagable capote a Puigdemont advirtiéndole, lo cual era falso, que no había declarado la independencia.

Conviene a este efecto releer el artículo 4.4 de la seudo-ley del referéndum, que obligaba a declarar la independencia, “mandato” que Puigdemont “presenta” al Parlament, para de inmediato “proponer” —lo que no fue discutido ni votado— “suspender los efectos de la declaración de independencia”. Y solo puede suspenderse aquello que ya ha sido declarado. Declaración unilateral que se repite, tras la cortina del preámbulo, el 27 de octubre. Otra cosa es que tales DUIs, igual que si hubieran sido declaradas sin subterfugios por el Govern, siempre carecerían de efectos legales para el ordenamiento constitucional. Pero declaradas sí lo fueron y basta con recordar las imágenes de las sesiones y celebraciones.


Hace falta recordarlo, porque de otro modo acabaríamos creyendo que del 6 de septiembre al 27 de octubre sólo tuvo lugar una representación de teatro infantil, con niños actores perseguidos por un ogro. Algo así debe pensar Pablo Iglesias, escondiendo la mano como aquel aldeano que lanzó la piedra, cuando en nombre de Podemos su candidato catalán presenta el recurso contra la aplicación del 155. No habría existido declaración de independencia —Puigdemont dixit— ni acto de incumplimiento de la Constitución, y los efectos del “mandato” del 1 de octubre fueron declarados en suspenso (¿por quién?). Tampoco se respetaron “las garantías de intervención de la Generalitat”, que ciertamente hubiese podido prohibirse a sí misma, y se ha derogado la autonomía. 

Todo un museo de horrores, propio del alegato torticero de un abogado independentista. Nunca de quien dice pretender que Cataluña siga en España. Y ahora como antes sobre el tema, Iglesias renuncia a razonar antes de condenar, ni siquiera llega a preguntarse qué hubiese debido hacer el Gobierno el 27-O en vez de aplicar el 155. Son ventajas del discurso demagógico, en este caso ejerciendo de mamporrero político, si nos atenemos a la definición de María Moliner: “Persona que ayuda a otra a fastidiar a una tercera”. Navajazo mirando a Estrasburgo.

La felicidad parece ser la habilidad para apreciar lo que tenemos. Ser feliz es más fácil que infeliz.

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Es difícil definir claramente lo que significa felicidad, pero casi todo lo que hacemos, es con el fin de lograrla y aumentarla o para evitar o y disminuir la infelicidad.
En nuestras manos está aprender a ser más felices.

Especulamos con todas las formas en que podemos ser felices. Nos hemos metido en una espiral en la que este objetivo parece algo esencial e ineludible. Y probablemente lo es. Pero quizás no de la forma en que nos están empujando a creer.

Nuestras emociones nos conforman, nos mueven y condicionan. Por esto, quizás deberíamos comenzar por un ejercicio de autoconocimiento, especialmente en los momentos en que peor nos sintamos. Las investigaciones del neurocientífico A. Korb nos pueden ayudar a ello.

Puede parecernos que en las circunstancias en las que nos encontremos más cansados, desmotivados o tristes, nuestro cerebro esté contra nosotros. Para entender lo que ocurre debemos saber un poco sobre él. Entre otras cuestiones es importante conocer que las emociones como la vergüenza, el orgullo o la culpa producen actividad cerebral en las mismas áreas. La satisfacción es la emoción más fuerte en estas regiones pero, cuando se activa el núcleo accumbens, la vergüenza y la culpa pueden literalmente anularla.

Esta área del cerebro se conoce por ser un centro de recompensa, lo que significa que si permitimos a los sentimientos negativos que tomen el control, nos sentiremos extrañamente confortados. Al menos por un período de tiempo. Es el mismo mecanismo que ocurre con la ansiedad. Ésta es una solución a corto plazo, y activa partes del cerebro que nos hace calmarnos.A corto plazo.

Porque lo que ocurre, tras hacernos sentir bien por un tiempo, es que todo resulta mucho peor. Este proceso está basado en un mecanismo de reacción que lo que consigue es que respondamos para hacernos sentir bien lo más rápido posible. Como hemos comentado, puede funcionar en primera instancia. Pero termina agotándose, puesto que no está yendo a la raíz de lo que nos provoca inestabilidad: el modo automático en el que vivimos nuestras vidas.

Al funcionar por inercia, nuestro cerebro solo reacciona ante aquello que le hace sentir mal. Lo que identifica como peligro. Y trata de controlarlo de la forma que sea. La ansiedad es un reflejo de esta reacción. Nos decimos que lo que queremos es sentirnos bien, cuando lo que realmente estamos queriendo decir es que queremos volver a ese estado automático en que nada nos importuna, o nos ilusiona.

Por esto, y aunque resulte paradójico, nuestros esfuerzos para no estar tristes pueden ser la mejor forma para continuar estándolo. Entonces ¿qué nos quieres decir?¿qué demos rienda suelta a nuestra tristeza si queremos ser felices?

Pues si y no. Como hemos comentado al principio de este artículo, somos todas nuestras emociones. Y aprendemos de ellas. La tristeza nos puede hacer ver aquello que apreciamos, porque lo estamos echando en falta. Pero no es suficiente. El siguiente paso lo tenemos que dar para salir del modo “zombie” en el que estamos mucha parte de nuestra vida. Y la receta es fácil. Hagamos lo mismo que los osos cuando hibernan.

Busquemos todo aquello que nos hace sentir bien, por lo que estamos agradecidos. Y apreciémoslo. Así en los momentos de escasez, tendremos en donde refugiarnos.

Este ejercicio de consciencia -que no de reacción-, nos descubrirá a personas maravillosas que están a nuestro lado o a lugares magníficos que transitamos todos los días, despertándonos de nuestro letargo en vida.

En definitiva, la felicidad parece ser la habilidad para apreciar lo que tenemos sin necesidad de esperar a perderlo para hacerlo.


Felicidad para lo que queda de año y para el nuevo año 

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PICTURE EXCLUSIVE: Leggy Rebekah Vardy joins Vanessa White for animated catch-up as they return to life of luxury after I'm A Celebrity...

PICTURE EXCLUSIVE: Leggy Rebekah Vardy joins Vanessa White for animated catch-up as they return to life of luxury after I'm A Celebrity... after defending comments about Iain Lee playing 'sympathy card'

They were the third and fourth stars to be evicted from the I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here this week.
And Rebekah Vardy and Vanessa White seemed glad to be returning to a life of luxury, as they treated themselves to a shopping trip and catch-up over lunch on the Gold Coast on Wednesday.
Beaming WAG Rebekah, 35, appeared to be in great spirits as she stepped out after defending her claims that former campmate Iain Lee - who has depression - is 'fake' and 'playing the 'sympathy card' with voters.
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Glad to be out? Rebekah Vardy and Vanessa White  treated themselves to a shopping trip and a catch-up over lunch on the Gold Coast on Wednesday after their exit from I'm A Celebrity
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Glad to be out? Rebekah Vardy and Vanessa White treated themselves to a shopping trip and a catch-up over lunch on the Gold Coast on Wednesday after their exit from I'm A Celebrity
Rebekah showed off her whopping one-stone weight loss in the jungle with a chic monochrome printed playsuit.
No doubt keen for a spot of sunbathing later in the day, she layered a yellow halterneck bikini underneath and accessorised with pink studded sandals.
Sweeping her glossy dark tresses into a tousled topknot, the wife of Leicester City striker Jamie Vardy appeared to go make-up free.
Shielding her eyes from the blistering Australian sunshine, the brunette beauty boasted a deep tan from weeks spent in the jungle.
Ladies who lunch! The pair appeared to be having a whale of a time as they chatted and laughed away at a restaurant 
Ladies who lunch! The pair appeared to be having a whale of a time as they chatted and laughed away at a restaurant 
Looking good: Rebekah showed off her whopping one-stone weight loss in the jungle with a chic monochrome printed playsuit
Looking good: Rebekah showed off her whopping one-stone weight loss in the jungle with a chic monochrome printed playsuit

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Beach babe: No doubt keen for a spot of sunbathing later in the day, she layered a yellow halterneck bikini underneath and accessorised with pink studded sandals
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Beach babe: No doubt keen for a spot of sunbathing later in the day, she layered a yellow halterneck bikini underneath and accessorised with pink studded sandals
Rebekah revealed she was 'ridiculously bloated' as she 'ate everything in sight' once she left the jungle.
The WAG, who returned to the UK on Thursday, shared a video of her stomach on Instagram and wrote: 'I lost a stone in the jungle & then came out and ate everything in sight. 
'So now I’m in so much pain because I’m ridiculously bloated. Bob knows best, I should have stuck to his advice!'
Meanwhile, Vanessa showed off her tanned and toned limbs in a pair of frayed acid-wash denim hotpants. 
Legs for days: Meanwhile, Vanessa showed off her tanned and toned limbs in a pair of frayed acid-wash denim hotpantsLegs for days: Meanwhile, Vanessa showed off her tanned and toned limbs in a pair of frayed acid-wash denim hotpants
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Legs for days: Meanwhile, Vanessa showed off her tanned and toned limbs in a pair of frayed acid-wash denim hotpants
Killer accessories: She teamed the statement garment with some blue suede flatform trainers and offset her complexion with a white plunging swimsuit 
Killer accessories: She teamed the statement garment with some blue suede flatform trainers and offset her complexion with a white plunging swimsuit 
Taking centre-stage: Accessorising with a chic tan leather Gucci crossbody bag, the Saturdays singer added some gold round-eye shades
Taking centre-stage: Accessorising with a chic tan leather Gucci crossbody bag, the Saturdays singer added some gold round-eye shades
Indulging in some retail therapy: The gal pals looked chirpy as they headed into a clothing shop 
Indulging in some retail therapy: The gal pals looked chirpy as they headed into a clothing shop 
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She teamed the statement garment with some blue suede flatform trainers and offset her complexion with a white plunging swimsuit.
Accessorising with a chic tan leather Gucci crossbody bag, the Saturdays singer added some gold round-eye shades.
It comes after Rebekah has defended herself after claiming Iain Lee, who suffers from depression, is 'playing the sympathy card' on I'm A Celebrity
She was slammed by fans for her comments, but said on Tuesday's Good Morning Britain she had been 'under pressure' during the live interview after her elimination, and her words were 'taken out of context'. 
They're out: The ladies were the third and fourth stars to be evicted from the I'm A Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here this week
They're out: The ladies were the third and fourth stars to be evicted from the I'm A Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here this week
Intense chat: The pair seemed to be enjoying an in depth conversation during the sun-soaked outingIntense chat: The pair seemed to be enjoying an in depth conversation during the sun-soaked outing
Intense chat: The pair seemed to be enjoying an in depth conversation during the sun-soaked outing
To be a fly on the wall: The duo happily tucked into some deserts at the eatery, where they were joined by Vanessa's PR friend Mikey Abegunde
To be a fly on the wall: The duo happily tucked into some deserts at the eatery, where they were joined by Vanessa's PR friend Mikey Abegunde
Yum: Mother-of-three Rebekah seemed to be relishing her desert which no doubt comes as a welcome change to the rice and beans she was eating in the jungle 
Yum: Mother-of-three Rebekah seemed to be relishing her desert which no doubt comes as a welcome change to the rice and beans she was eating in the jungle 
'Loving life': Rebekah shared a sweet snap of the trio on her Instagram and captioned it 'besties'
'Loving life': Rebekah shared a sweet snap of the trio on her Instagram and captioned it 'besties'
'I'm ridiculously bloated!' She also shared a snap of her stomach after claiming she 'ate everything in sight' once she left the jungle
'I'm ridiculously bloated!' She also shared a snap of her stomach after claiming she 'ate everything in sight' once she left the jungle
However, fans have since called for the WAG to be axed from her ambassador role at anti-bullying charity Young Minds UK - reasoning she has 'no understanding' of mental health.
Becky was accused of bullying during her time in the celebrity jungle, after she branded Iain as 'fake' and hungry for the limelight. 
Addressing the issue on Tuesday after her elimination, Becky explained to Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid that her words had been 'taken out of context', and that she and Iain had bonded over their mutual mental health struggles.
She said: 'I was under pressure when I made that comment and it was slightly taken out of context.' 
Standing her ground: Rebekah's outing comes after she defended herself for 'bullying' Iain Lee, who suffers from depression,  on I'm A Celebrity
Standing her ground: Rebekah's outing comes after she defended herself for 'bullying' Iain Lee, who suffers from depression, on I'm A Celebrity
Accused: Becky had said Iain (above), who has been open about his mental health battles, was playing a game and using 'the sympathy card' to progress further in the competition 
Accused: Becky had said Iain (above), who has been open about his mental health battles, was playing a game and using 'the sympathy card' to progress further in the competition 
Honest: Both Iain and Becky have been honest about their mental health struggles - with Iain discussing his depression, and Becky revealing she attempted suicide aged 14
Honest: Both Iain and Becky have been honest about their mental health struggles - with Iain discussing his depression, and Becky revealing she attempted suicide aged 14
'We had some lovely conversations about our past… we actually presented him something to celebrate his courage after a trial. A special homemade medal, it was a hard as nails medal.' 
Both Iain and Becky have been honest about their mental health struggles in the jungle - with Iain discussing his depression, and Becky revealing she attempted suicide aged 14.  
However the radio host expressed his desire to be eliminated last week - but soon received immunity from the vote off, meaning he would not leave camp for at least 24 hours.
Good spirits: Vanessa was the fourth female star to leave the I'm A Celebrity jungle after enduring 19 gruelling days in the outback 
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Good spirits: Vanessa was the fourth female star to leave the I'm A Celebrity jungle after enduring 19 gruelling days in the outback 
Staying positive: Appearing in high spirits despite her exit, the former Saturdays star told hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly that she'd had the 'time of her life' on the showStaying positive: Appearing in high spirits despite her exit, the former Saturdays star told hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly that she'd had the 'time of her life' on the show
Staying positive: Appearing in high spirits despite her exit, the former Saturdays star told hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly that she'd had the 'time of her life' on the show
Proud: The beauty told the presenting pair: 'I had the time of my life in there. I don't think you can ever really know what to expect until you're in there. You can't explain it'
Proud: The beauty told the presenting pair: 'I had the time of my life in there. I don't think you can ever really know what to expect until you're in there. You can't explain it'
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Meanwhile, Vanessa, who endured a 19 gruelling days in camp filled with critter-infested trials, was the fourth celebrity to be evicted.
Appearing in high spirits despite her exit, the former Saturdays star told hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly that she'd had the 'time of her life' on the show, as viewers saw her open up about her split from ex-boyfriend of six years Gary Salter.
The beauty told the presenting pair: 'I had the time of my life in there. I don't think you can ever really know what to expect until you're in there. You can't explain it.'
Content: Insisting she was ready to leave, Vanessa claimed she had left camp after having the 'best day' that saw her become the Prime Minister of camp for the day, before enjoying a night in the Jungle Arms pub with her campmates for a fun-filled evening of karaoke
Content: Insisting she was ready to leave, Vanessa claimed she had left camp after having the 'best day' that saw her become the Prime Minister of camp for the day, before enjoying a night in the Jungle Arms pub with her campmates for a fun-filled evening of karaoke

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