Felipe González

“Love all, trust a few, do wrong to none.”

“Cowards die a thousand deaths, but the brave only die once.”

“Proud to be a "damn South American" and not a "suck-up" to the United States.”

“Politicians should live like ordinary citizens.”

“Beware of nuns and priests, they will make you doubt your faith.”

“In a democracy, leaders must resemble people, not monarchs.”

“The right side of history is with Palestine.”

“Gaza is a wound that will never stop bleeding.”

“That apartment was the only property he truly owned—his own as much as a rental can be.”

“The biggest mistake of the average wage earner is forgetting that no company has or will ever have a human heart.”

“Overcome by that mix of cowardice and curiosity typical of 1980s horror movies, where we all knew the protagonists shouldn’t go that way, he knew he shouldn’t look—but he did.”

“Neofascism dresses up in makeup, glamour, and pure spectacle.”

“In the end, it's just everyday life and forgetting, because there's nothing fantastic about people having to die every day.”

“She was such a beautiful, delicate apparition that she was on the verge of reciting a verse by Huidobro or Neruda right there, dedicated, by the way, to the little rose.”

“…the Moon is there, up above, still, shining, hiding every wound that time has marked her body.”

“Bad education aren't just a problem for those at the bottom or in the middle; they're also a problem for those at the top, who are certain of their untouchability.”

“The moon is red, sensing the future, it has dressed up for its gala, or the Devil has decorated it.”

“Pedestrians, passersby, civilians, citizens, couples, singles, children of God, move from side to side, miserable in their ignorance.”

“Has he gained weight?" He smiles a pathetic smile, seeing his reflection, sweaty and "almost dead," projected there on the glass of a dismantled display case full of mannequins.”