On the difficulties of knowing what's going on
I was catching up on the news, reading elDiario.es, and I came across this headline: War in the Social Networks between the Gay idols of Vox and the activist known for his "Txapote would vote for you." The first paragraph went on to say: The conflict, which is causing furore among streamers from the Extreme Right - the people who produce digital content in social networks - has reached the courts. The lawsuit presented by the YouTubers Carlitos de España (Charlie boy of Spain) and Madame in Spain, two of the gay idols of Vox, against Chema de la Cierva, the activist who menaced a team from TVE by shouting directly on air, Txapote would vote for you Sanchez," has had a trial date set. The reason for this blog has nothing to do with the actual news story. It's about how difficult it is, sometimes, to have the faintest idea about what's going on around us; just how much information you need to decipher even a simple story. Some of the basics I knew. Vox ...