Spanish views from a small town

There is an association in Spain called Manos Limpias (Clean Hands), which considers itself a watchdog of corruption. Its website states the five pillars by which they act: the defense of the Constitution; the defense of the lawful State, of the transparency and dignity of public and institutional powers; the defense of the interest of workers of public administrations; denunciation of political and economic corruption; and causes of public and general interest. They are committed to denouncing any case of wrongdoing that affects the public interest. In fact, they are the only ones who initiated judicial action against the King's sister, Doña Cristina. While it claims to have no ideological affiliation, however, it is considered a far-right association. Its director, Miguel Berna d Remón, was a close friend and collaborator of Blas Piñar, the found er of two extremist fascist political parties in the 80 's and 90's (once with the help of Jean Marie Le Pen). The bigge...