Exiles: Spain is dead

The article reflects on the historical and emotional impact of exile for Spanish descendants, particularly in light of recent political decisions that deny voting rights to the grandchildren of exiles. It recounts the poignant story of poet Luis Cernuda, who faced the harsh realities of exile and the lingering trauma it brings. The author expresses sorrow over the current political climate, which seems to repeat past injustices against those who were forced to leave Spain. The piece emphasizes the need for recognition and justice for the descendants of exiles, highlighting the ongoing struggle for their rights and the haunting legacy of their ancestors' suffering.