If 2020 was described as “the year in which the 21st century began” or “the worst of all time,” this 2021 it could well be presented to history as that of the great dizziness, the 12 months in which we debate in a loop between the promise of a certain revival and an unrepentant reversal; between the threat of recovery and an ecological transformation that in the end does not usually go beyond that “blah, blah, blah” that Greta Thunberg talks about.
They explain it in these pieces, with surgeon precision, the writers Emma Riverola Y Josep Maria Fonalleras. “Now the infections are going down. Now they are going up. Economic forecasts up. Forecasts down. We open. We close. And anxiety, depression, stress and other mental illnesses become the invisible pandemic”, writes Riverola. Fonalleras also speaks of “that nightmare that has lasted for almost two years and that comes and goes and that seems to go and come back, with more restrictions and more warnings and more doubts and more anguish”.
There is no doubt that, unrepentantly, the virus continues to strip the pending accounts of our society with the care of life, while throwing up complex and pressing challenges for 2022. Before that, however, we challenge you to put this to the test. Trivial -because relaxation is also a serious matter- what do you remember about this 2021 biodramina.
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