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Sep 4, 2026
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Jul 10, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Troy Nahumko

    Back to where, exactly? | Sur in English (opens the original)

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    There is a question I have been meaning to ask those who insist Spain is two parliamentary votes away from becoming a Marxist dictatorship. When, exactly, was the sweet spot? Give me a year. 1965? Splendid. A married woman still needed her husband's permission to sign contracts, dispose of property or transact business like an adult. Her husband was, quite literally, her legal representative. She owed him obedience. I sometimes wonder whether conservative female leaders wake in the night with a

  2. Article · Jul 22, 2026 · Troy Nahumko

    Troy Nahumko: The long, proud march to nowhere | Sur in English (opens the original)

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    There is something almost zoologically fascinating about the Spanish right. Not courage. Not principle. Something far rarer: an evolutionary miracle. A political organism that has survived half a century by developing an infallible instinct for standing on the wrong side of history. Marriage equality? They took it to court. Now conversion therapy. The medieval parlour trick that pretends homosexuality is an ailment to be bullied, prayed or electrocuted into obedience. Spain debates outlawing thi

  3. Article · Jul 10, 2026 · Troy Nahumko

    The vocabulary of a people | Sur in English (opens the original)

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    Language is a confession. Not merely a tool, but the accumulated record of what a people found worth naming, the archaeology of a culture's attention. To study a language is to ask: what did these people notice? What demanded, in their judgement, a word of its own? Every language has its domain of genius. English is baroque in vocabulary - a pirate tongue, really, that boarded other languages at gunpoint, took what it wanted, and called it an empire. The Saxon animal in the field, the Norman ani

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