The Politics I See--Big Organizations and Small Disturbances

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When I first saw the word "eta", I was confused and thought it was just a synonym for a group. Then as the story progressed and the word appeared so frequently, I started to realize that it was a bit unusual. After pressing the pause button and going to Baidu, I found out that it was an "extremist organization" (forgive me, I rarely watch football and know very little about Spain), which belongs to the Basque Country. I thought that these are all extremist organizations, and they are still in Spain. How can they be so "kind" to the prisoners? After looking at it again, I realized that the Basque Country was originally a region, and the interior was extremely united. Although part of it was managed by Spain, it was a bit like the relationship between Crimea and Ukraine. So when I see this, I understand that although the "Eta" people are arrested, they can't move them (as a bargaining chip for negotiating transactions). On the contrary, they have to ensure the safety of others. Compared with the prison riots of the bad mother (translated as Scar in some versions, which is the prison boss) and the operation to save Juan, it is much more important to ensure the safety of the hostage "Eta". It can be seen from the film that the purpose of the entire decision-making layer is first: to ensure the safety of the prison guards who have been arrested - to save Juan out - to ensure the safety of the "Eta" hostages. The weight of interests here is obvious. At the beginning, it was simply to protect the hostages and rescue Juan, when the evil mother took the three "Eta" personnel as hostages. The nature of the incident began to change. Behind the Eta hostages was the Basque, a "government" that could not be harmed and negotiated casually. So Juan was also abandoned to some extent. The subsequent development of the matter was precisely because of the strong and firm determination of taking three "ETA" personnel as hostages, and at the same time cutting ears and killing prison guards, which eventually led to the abolition of the prison constitution that was publicized on TV. In it, I see a bunch of political games. The "ETA" organization, which has been fighting for a long time, already has considerable influence, and the prison turmoil created by the Bad Mother also wants to obtain corresponding improvements and "benefits" by creating a certain influence. Regardless of the pros and cons, I have seen the similarities between the two, and I have also seen the different attitudes of the officials towards the two due to the "environment".

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Celda 211 quotes

  • Malamadre: So the guards beat you up your first day. You must have pissed them off.

    Juan Oliver: I do my best.

  • Malamadre: Where did you come from?

    Juan Oliver: From 211.

    Malamadre: That cell was empty.

    Juan Oliver: Not anymore.

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