Il re spagnolo riapre il dibattito sulla conquista del Messico riconoscendo gli “abusi”

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c33j3ne2mjlo

di StemCellPirate

12 commenti

  1. Berliner1220 on

    Good to see Spain finally acknowledging the horrors of their past.

  2. StemCellPirate on

    gabriel garcía márquez – las venas abiertas de América Latina

    Must read to understand the historical events.

  3. you mean the Mexico where the Aztecs were performing human sacrifices of their enemies by pulling out their hearts with bare hands?

    Or the Mexico where the other indigenous populations gladly allied with the Conquistadores, because they hated the Aztecs more?

  4. Jane_Doe_32 on

    I like many things about the USA and would export certain models and ways of thinking from there, but definitely not the “white guilt” mentality…

    Regarding the guy, if he’s so conscientious he should start by abdicating and stop bleeding the spanish people dry with his fairytale life.

  5. Any-Original-6113 on

    Can former Spanish colonies demand reparations from Spain, and what kind?

  6. SeriesDowntown5947 on

    From what I understand there is plenty of abuse going around from that day till today.

  7. PadishaEmperor on

    What’s next, the Italians apologising for slavery during the Roman Empire?

  8. PeculiarMetaphor on

    Spaniard “conquistadores” did to the indigenous populations of Mexico what these populations were already doing to each other way before the Spanish ever arrived there.

    Mexico is angry because their ancestors lost, and now they want an apology for having been defeated.

    They want modern-day Spanish people to humiliate themselves in order to appease Mexican peoples’ sense of inferiority.

    Has the Mexican government already publicly apologized for the human sacrifices routinely performed before the Spanish arrived?

    I suppose it’s easier for said government to distract the populace with a futile external quarrel and made-up foreign enemies, lest the Mexican people start focusing on their politicians’ inability to deal with rampant corruption and drug cartels.

    Look over there, don’t look over here…

  9. CobaltOne on

    For context, this whole thing was initiated by the former Mexican president by demanding an apology from the King of Spain. The current president brings it up once in a while. Both of them only use it to distract the population of Mexico from their atrocious plundering of the country’s riches and atrocious blundering of the country’s government. No one in Mexico with half a brain cell is asking for an apology from Spain. Only the Morena loyalist and their bought followers clamor about it when so instructed. Source: I’m Mexican.

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