Las mujeres que no amaban a los hombres | Diego de los Santos | book new | sale

Diego de los Santos

Almuzara | 2010

240 | 5h 50m

spanish | softcover | new | sale

22cm x 14,5cm | 380gr

When more than 12% of the total number of inmates in Spanish prisons are prisoners due to the application of the Gender Violence Law, when this law accumulates more than two hundred appeals for unconstitutionality ―something unusual in the history of our democracy―, when prestigious jurists affirm that said law violates the constitutional principle of equality, the right to the presumption of innocence, to the dignity of the person and to effective judicial protection, it is possible to conclude that something very serious is happening. One in four separations is articulated through complaints of "mistreatment." The male is born guilty and is subjected to systematic discrimination in his essential rights, discrimination protected by the neo "gender perspective." This book explains many of the unlikely situations that have become the norm in 21st century Spanish society. A new radical fundamentalism, "gender" feminism allied with political power, is at its origin, and the setback we are witnessing in terms of fundamental rights has no parallel in our Western environment. Citizens must be aware that the solutions will not come from the political sphere. Only civil society, with its reaction, can prevent the "implausible" from definitively taking over our lives.