Urkinaona

Barcelona, ​​October 2019. Following the Supreme Court's sentencing of the pro-independence leaders, the streets erupt. The airport is blocked, roads are gridlocked, barricades are erected, demonstrations rage, and the city is caught between outrage and fear. Amid the chaos, a disillusioned teenager finds a cause to cling to in the protests; a Mossos d'Esquadra officer struggles between his duty and his love for his daughter; a young activist pushes the mobilization ever further; and an influential businessman secretly orchestrates a strategy that will soon spiral out of control. Over six decisive days, Urkinaona constructs a multifaceted portrait of a fractured society, where political convictions intertwine with emotions, personal interests, and family loyalties. A fascinating, balanced, and comprehensive novel about events that remain uncomfortable in our recent history.