Is what you get A tour de Rosa Díez by the burning issues of today and his political views. Text to cover: The most valued policy is a policy of Spain: Rosa Díez. The surveys did not specify the reason for this appreciation city, although it is not difficult to imagine that its qualities have been evident at crucial moments in the recent Spanish political life: his courage in the fight against terrorism and nationalism compulsory consistency, PSOE as a dissident, the strength of his convictions, in the collective project of UPyD, his sincerity in the performance as a member. Rosa Diez's work has not had the great propaganda machine of a large party or with the help of banks, which refused to fund UPyD in his birth, or with the complicity of media friends. Hence it has been accustomed to people addressing policy without intermediaries. In this book, a sort of political diary, written between the emergency and everyday comfort of knowing that the planting of ideas always takes years later, Rosa Díez out again to meet people: those interested in your thoughts and Skeptics, admirers and detractors, those excited about their aspirations and those who fear to hope about politics. Who will not like it, but it is what it is. Biographical Note: The highest valued policy is a policy Spain: Rosa Díez. The surveys did not specify the reason for this appreciation city, although it is not difficult to imagine that the qualities of Rosa Díez have been revealed at critical moments in the recent Spanish political life: his courage in the fight against terrorism and nationalism compulsory consistency, as a dissident of the PSOE, the strength of his convictions, in the collective project of UPyD, his sincerity in the performance as a member. Rosa Diez's work has not had the great propaganda machine of a large party or with the help of banks, which refused to fund UPyD in his birth, or with the complicity of media friends. Hence, it has been accustomed to people addressing policy without intermediaries. In this book, a sort of political diary, written between the emergency and everyday comfort of knowing that the planting of ideas always takes years later, Rosa Díez out again to meet people: those interested in your thoughts and Skeptics, admirers and detractors, those excited about their aspirations and those who fear to hope about politics. Who will not like it, but it is what it is. OFICAN LIBRARY