Earpieces and other problems of Spain

A student in Bilbao was caught cheating on a driving test using an earpiece, leading to a hospital visit. Cayetana Álvarez de Toledo criticized the use of earpieces in Parliament, claiming they symbolize division among Spaniards. The Popular Party distanced itself from her comments, as they aim to appeal to a broad voter base. During the recent Ibero-American Summit, no earpieces were needed since all spoke Spanish, highlighting the cold interaction between leaders. The article also discusses the use of earpieces in media and politics, suggesting a controlled society where instructions are given to citizens. It concludes with a prediction about Santiago Abascal's appearance on a talk show, emphasizing the importance of dialogue with all political voices.