The one that marked the milestone before the pandemic was Berri Txarrak, who collapsed the web with tickets for the last concert a thousand months in advance. In the age of the pandemic, then the fashion of taking cards online multiplied, and queuing for hours is nowhere to see. In the case of football tickets, perhaps yes, football fans will know if fans from around the world continue to camp. It is not a bad plan in itself. It will be the only place where more than twenty people are occupying public space for hours and authority authorizes it. In these situations, moreover, there would never be a knife to cut the fuet and bread – yes, that knife that gives the excuse that you are armed in another situation and not that we sow in any way. And surely there will be no lack of beer, and even if there is not, it is enough time to go shopping. Anyone who is going to buy beer for everyone will not be taken off the spot.

But the real battle is on analogue hold. And how things are: overnight stays, nationalists. We don't know if you've shared your food with the sovereigns, you've counted everything you had to tell yourself -- but I'm sure it's been cold. The next morning they had a rather sad face – who wants to see the photo knows in which media to consult; the question is whether it is possible to publish that photograph according to the journalistic deontological codes.

It is about a young man from the PNV – whether he is a militant, who dreams of ever living from the party, or in what situation he was employed, with the contract “work” or –, 48 hours (!) has passed through the portal of the Court of Justice of Vitoria until 9:00 on Wednesday. The deadline for the submission of parties to the elections was then opened. The ballots are placed at the polling stations in order of registration and in the way of voting by mail they come home in the order indicated. The line has become nationalist and sovereign, and except in Gipuzkoa, the other two historical territories have dominated nationalists. The media have been surprised to queue for so many hours, but they have insisted that this detail influences more than the parties expected when choosing the vote, it is not a nonsense.

Through the above-mentioned media we have found that the PNV has beaten all records with 48 hours of waiting, for example for municipal and foreign elections, only 17 hours (!) Because it happened. Well, a social media user, responding to a news item with photos, commented “PNV congratulations”. Perhaps it would have been more correct to say “bejondeiala, that PNV worker”. And, of course, also EH Bildu and everyone who has spent the night queuing.

For the time being, the political campaign is quite calm, and they have not gone far enough into the promises of the political programmes. You work the image and the brand, preparing the ground, making the candidates known. But they've already published an image they didn't expect from the outside queue of the courts. In the Berria newspaper we were able to read a nice report on the image and political communication, by the journalist Irati Egibar Izeta. It speaks a little bit of costume, of the “image of transparency” that the narrow white shirts say, of the scenery of the campaign... It is curious: the two main candidates use the word new or change, but they do old accounts to pass the camp by queuing at night. “They live in another world,” perhaps the most outstanding phrase to describe their appearance. The professionalization of the electorate, too.