CTXT is a weekly founded in January 2015 by 14 experienced journalists from major European newspapers such as El País, El Mundo and La Repubblica, who seek to exercise their profession in complete freedom, without servitude to political, editorial or business interests.
Here you will find some of the cartoons I have published there since its inception.
Macroeconomics. Vignette of 24 January 2018 in CTXT You can take a look at Oxfam's report "Reward work, not wealth" or read the summary. Fast forward, wages more than low, inequality at its worst and poverty. That economic recovery they talk about has favoured the rich four times more than the poor. A ... Leer más
Trump, shit in the hole. Cartoon of 14/01/2018 in CTXT It's not clear where Trump's ass starts and his mouth ends or vice versa. The roll is that Donald was at a meeting where they were discussing protection for immigrants from Haiti, El Salvador and other African countries as part of an immigration ... Leer más
Inequality. Vignette of 26/11/2017 in CTXT The European Commission describes the level of inequality in Spain as "critical". A socio-economic analysis of the 28 EU countries does not leave our country in a good place in terms of social welfare, placing us in seventh position at the bottom in terms of inequality. Inequality ... Leer más
Black Friday. Cartoon of 25/11/2017 in CTXT The Black Friday is nothing more than another invented pocketbook eater to bring forward the obligatory Christmas shopping, what was originally announced as a Friday of spending money on bargains has turned into three days of insistent calls to buy, stretching the nonsense until Sunday. In ... Leer más
Leaving hot. Vignette of 08/10/2017 in CTXT Sentence The European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg has condemned the Spanish state. It is accused of illegal practices in two 'hot returns' at the Melilla border. The court considers that on 13 August 2014, two unidentified immigrants who had jumped the Melilla fence were ... Leer más
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