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Description Fernando Paz, historiador y miembro del Comité Ejecutivo Nacional de Vox: "es necesario distinguir entre nacionalismo, una cuestión ideológica, y patriotismo, que es una virtud". En sus exposicones también citó a De Gaulle: "el patriota es aquel que quiere su tierra y el nacionalista es el que odia la de los demás". Más tarde afirmó que "con la unidad de España se ha estado mercadeando miserablemente".
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