This is a rich country, of course, endowed by nature. But everything sucks the drain of vanity, greed and injustice.
The quote reflects a stark reality of a country that, despite its natural wealth, is plagued by negative human traits such as vanity, greed, and injustice. Arturo Pérez-Reverte critiques how these issues undermine the potential for prosperity and well-being, revealing a deeper moral and ethical decay.
This observation invites readers to consider the contrast between material abundance and the social conditions that can lead to suffering and inequity. It serves as a reminder that true richness does not stem merely from resources but from the integrity and actions of its people.
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