El estado del Estado : Cómo construir una España más fuerte, más justa, más unida

In a time marked by noise, polarization, and uncertainty, this book offers something increasingly rare: a mature and thoughtful reflection on our democracy and a comprehensive reflection on Spain, its achievements, its challenges, and the conditions necessary to preserve freedom, coexistence, and national cohesion. With a perspective that combines the experience of a judge, the knowledge of a public servant, and the vocation of an essayist, the author addresses essential issues such as the unity of Spain, judicial independence, democratic quality, public ethics, security, civic education, the role of Europe, immigration, artificial intelligence, and the future of institutions. The State of the State is, ultimately, an invitation to think about Spain from a place of confidence, not defeatism; from reform, not rupture; from the defense of constitutional values, not from constant confrontation. This book is for those who believe that democracies are strengthened when their institutions are respected, their citizens are demanding, and the common good prevails over private interests. Because the future of Spain depends not only on those who govern it, but also on those who are willing to understand it, defend it, and improve it.