His father taught him that there is a time when “things stop being gray and become black.” That is, values matter. With that rule he reached the summit of national capitalism, presiding over Telefónica for nine years. From there an operation designed down to the smallest detail by Moncloa wants to evict him.
“There is a moment when things stop being gray and become black.” This phrase from his father, which means that there are limits that cannot be crossed, presides over the existence of José María Álvarez-Pallete López (Madrid, 1963). It was the advice…
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