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In the grand circus that is politics, photography and censorship join forces to manipulate the people through the false use of images as documents, using the mainstream media to subtly but constantly mask those aspects that do not respond to the parties' pretensions, clouding and distorting reality.

However, by approaching politics and its leaders differently, by trying to use the camera in decomposition, photography can also censor censorship so that, negative against negative, it can offer something positive, new perspectives on politicians and their superficial state, revealing how the state they so strongly defend is fading away with their actions, their images and all the paraphernalia that surrounds them in that ivory tower in which they believe they live.