Father José María de Llanos…
José María de Llanos, the Jesuit priest with whom I had been working on religious outreach, suggested I get involved. I'm still unsure why… "Your character aligns with José Antonio's vision for a…
Continue reading →ETA HAS VOTED IN APRIL
By Ceferino L. Maestú.
The Madrid press doesn't report it, but El Correo in Bilbao does: "ETA members will vote before the end of April on two documents that will conclude internal debate on whether to ratify or not…
Continue reading →We Must Follow José Antonio's Words
By Ceferino L. Maestú.
As we enter 2025, we still haven't found the path to unity. Fragmentation and division have only managed to reduce the many of us who consider ourselves loyal to José…
Continue reading →WE ARE NOT THE PARTY OF NO
By Ceferino L. Maestú.
None of the political parties, neither right nor left, offer or propose fundamental solutions to the problems afflicting the Spanish people.
Generally, they agree on opposition, on criticism, on saying no, but…
Continue reading →Arturito Mas Made a Mistake
By Ceferino L. Maestú.
Arturo Mas believed that the demonstration on Diada day represented the majority sentiment of the regional community, but he was mistaken.
He called early elections with an independence slogan, but the Catalans did not…
Continue reading →URGENT CALL
We can no longer waste time. Short-term agreements, book and magazine publications, friendly dinners and gatherings have not produced the desired results or achieved concrete political objectives.
But the parties that take turns in…
Continue reading →José Antonio Was Democratic
By Ceferino L. Maestú.
Naturally, the Spanish people identify Falange as supportive or the main protagonist of the totalitarian, single-party, authoritarian regime that was established for many years. It won't be easy to remove the living memory of a name placed…
Continue reading →Stop Characterizing José Antonio Loyalists as Fascists
By Ceferino L. Maestú.
In commentary on Dionisio Ridruejo's books, Madrid's ABC speaks of the fascist past of Ramón Serrano Suñer's right-hand man in fascism, heir to Gil Robles' J.A.P and Franco…
Continue reading →Neither Zapatero nor Rajoy
By Ceferino L. Maestú.
Opposition parties and unions, lacking parliamentary majority, have unleashed street protests against the People's Party government's "revolution," including the CSIF union aligned with them…
Continue reading →Brief Letter to Mr. Rajoy, by Ceferino Maestú Barrio
Dear Sir:
I don't doubt that you are doing what you believe can help resolve worker unemployment and the economic crisis.
Cut after cut, people are beginning to protest because no one sufficiently justifies the sacrifices being asked of them…
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