They have just left their university graduation. Isma Juárez, journalist of El Intermedio, asks them a fairly simple question: 👉 ”Who is Felipe González?”
The answers: 🗣️ “I think it was king of Spain.” 🗣️ “Of the PP?”
I am a Spanish teacher for foreigners, and it is not the first time that happens to me: students from other countries, with an intermediate level of Spanish, not only know who Felipe González was, but also understand their role in the history of democracy in Spain.
I do not say that all young people should be experts in politics, but … does the name of a president who was more than a decade in power sound like?
Sometimes I have the feeling that my international students know and value this country more than many of those who have passed through the entire Spanish education system.
What do you think?
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Posted by RoyalPerformance3661
5 Comments
Joder, que suerte. Yo quiero olvidar que existió y que mis abuelos le votaron.
El Rey? 🤪
Opino que dos personas no es representativo de una población.
Es la generación de “Si no sale en tik tok no existe”
*uno del PP*
Bueeeenoooo, si no lo es ya, lo parece.