And so, in such hands, Spain became a moor of mourning and

And so, in such hands, Spain became a moor of mourning and sadness, impoverished, sick, miserable, docile, scared and gray, having as the only relief bulls, football and radio

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The quote reflects the dismal state of Spain during a tumultuous period, illustrating its transformation into a land filled with sorrow and despair. Under poor leadership, the nation is depicted as impoverished and afflicted by various hardships, leading its people to a sense of submission and fear. The imagery suggests a bleak existence where hope is scarce, and life becomes routine and dreary.

Amid this gloom, the only solace for the...

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