POLITICIANS AT THE BOOK FAIR
The Minister of Labor takes a book in which it is highlighted that “we must stop working”
Yolanda Díaz has ironized with “the abolition of labor» this Saturday in this edition of the Madrid Book Fair: »This is what I work for», he said with a laugh as he passed through the booth 290 of the Pepitas publishing housewhich he attended with Elizabeth Duval, current Secretary of Communication at Sumar.
«I’m going to take this one because it’s key.», the second vice president and Minister of Labor, Yolanda Díaz, acknowledged with laughter while posing along with Elizabeth Duval for the photographs taken of him at the Madrid Book Fair, pointing to the title of the copy.
His visit to the Madrid Book Fair, which will last until June 16, has coincided with the day of reflection for the elections to the European Parliament, which in Spain will be held tomorrow, Sunday, June 9. According to polls, the party led by Díaz Adding will only get four deputies behind the Popular Party (24 deputies), PSOE (20) and Vox (seven).
«This is», he responded when they told him that «down with work!», while she held the title of The abolition of work signed by the American born in Detroit (Michigan) Bob Black, who according to the publisher’s own information that has translated it into Spanish has a “little known and quite controversial” biography.
«You found your book», another attendee at the book world event in Madrid told her, to which she responded smiling, as previously indicated: «I work for this».
Diaz’s book
The author chosen by communist politics Bob Black is an anarchist and author of texts such as Theses on Groucho-Marxism either Anarchism and other obstacles to anarchy.
In the title that Díaz has chosen, it is described in his epilogue, signed by Julius Van Daal, that «no one should ever work. Work is the source of almost all the misery in the world. “Almost every evil you can name comes from work or from living in a world designed around work.”
In it it is stated that “to stop suffering, we have to stop working. That doesn’t mean we have to stop doing things. It means that we must create a new way of life based on play: in other words, a playful revolution. By ‘game’ we must also understand party, creativity, conviviality, conviviality and perhaps even art. The game goes beyond children’s games, however worthy they may be. I call for a collective adventure based on widespread joy and free and reciprocal exuberance.
The communist Yolanda Díaz, She is currently the second vice president of the Government and Minister of Labor and Social Economy of the Government of Spain, she lives in an apartment owned by the Government of the State. of 443 square meters.
He has been part of the Congress of Deputies since 2016. After the Government coalition between the PSOE and Podemos in 2019, She was appointed Minister of Labor and Social Economy. Following the resignation of Pablo Iglesias as vice president of the Government in March 2021, Pedro Sánchez appointed Díaz as Iglesias’ successor.
