Mentir no reditua: Blair, en el banquillo de los acusados
Siempre!, September, 2003 by Joel Hernandez Santiago
Simple y sencillamente se presentó con toda su debilidad política a cuestas; vio cómo se aglutinaba la multitud a la entrada de los juzgados en los que tendría que rendir declaración frente al juez de la causa, Brian Hutton. Una pancarta inmensa le restregaba en los ojos las razones por las que estaban ahí: "Blair y Bush, buscados por crímenes contra la humanidad". Era el 28 de agosto, era Londres y él era Tony Blair, el primer ministro británico que vive una de las crisis políticas más severas de su historia pública.
Y es que Irak ha sido para los primeros ministros británicos una piedra en el zapato. Esto es así porque ésta es la segunda ocasión en la que un primer ministro inglés tiene que declarar ante las cortes de justicia británicas. La primera ocasión fue John...
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