Ginés, who was already a third-degree dependent in 2018, underwent surgery for cancer at the age of 87. The disease, combined with the rampant dementia he had been suffering from since turning 80, left him increasingly weak and disconnected from reality. In May 2022, a legal guardianship lawsuit was filed for my father. He passed away at home on April 4 surrounded by his family. The lack of diligence on the part of the court handling the lawsuit and the judge who scheduled a hearing for July 10, 2024, has been denounced. The author, Julia Gómez Nadal from Murcia, expresses frustration over the slow legal process.
A young person, Rodrigo Rioz from Salamanca, addresses the president expressing a desire for a country with more social justice and rights. He emphasizes the need to continue supporting progressive governments and resist efforts to undermine them. With a call for unity and a reminder that not everything is acceptable in the pursuit of political power, Rioz encourages perseverance and commitment to democratic values.
In a letter to Prime Minister Sánchez, Ana Isabel Murga Ubierna from Simancas shares her disappointment with the current political situation. She questions the decisions made by political leaders and urges them to work together for the benefit of the Spanish people. Expressing frustration with the lack of consistency and unity among the main parties, Ubierna highlights the need for cooperation and common solutions.
A poignant reflection on a tragic event is presented by Inma Sánchez Lluch from Valencia, who references the discovery of a child’s skull with bullet holes found alongside a pencil and eraser. Drawing a connection to the mystery surrounding the potential location of Federico García Lorca’s body, the author laments the loss of education and literature for countless children affected by violence. The imagery of a child and a poet sharing a moment on a rocking chair evokes themes of innocence and loss.
The issue of environmental sustainability is brought to light by Iulia Ovchinnikova from Valencia, who discusses the city’s title as the European Green Capital of 2024 amidst the environmental challenges posed by the traditional Fallas festival. The excessive use of fireworks and explosives during the festival exacerbates air pollution, despite efforts to promote sustainable infrastructure. The author questions the balance between tradition and environmental preservation, urging a reevaluation of harmful practices for the sake of the planet.
The diverse perspectives expressed through these letters highlight individual experiences and concerns regarding social justice, political leadership, cultural heritage, education, and environmental conservation. Through personal stories and reflections, the authors engage with pressing issues facing society today and advocate for meaningful change. The letters serve as a platform for dialogue and reflection, encouraging readers to consider the impact of their actions and the importance of collective responsibility in shaping a better future for all.
