
Una dominicana que vive en España señala lo que no entiende de los españoles: «…
En ocasiones lo que más llama la atención no es lo que se hace, sino lo que no se hace
A recent social media video by user Cleuris has sparked a debate on national identity in Spain, highlighting a perceived double standard in the display of national symbols. In the video, uploaded on September 5, 2025, Cleuris questions why people from other nations can proudly wear their flags on clothing or accessories, while Spaniards who do the same often face judgment. "Why can all countries in the world use a cap with their flag, a bracelet with their flag, a T-shirt with their flag, and why not in Spain?" Cleuris asks, directly addressing the Spanish public for an explanation. "Why are Spaniards judged so much when they use a Spanish flag?" The video, which has garnered significant attention with over 132,000 views, touches upon a sensitive socio-political issue concerning national pride and its expression in contemporary Spain. The creator, who identifies as a "Dominicana en España," expresses her genuine curiosity and states, "I am totally ignorant; I need you to explain it to me." The discussion raised by Cleuris underscores the complex relationship many Spaniards have with their national symbols, often influenced by historical contexts and political divisions.
En ocasiones lo que más llama la atención no es lo que se hace, sino lo que no se hace