An Article in a German newspaper here has a woman lawyer warning her children not to speak German while they are together in public in London. It begins: ‘Since the Brexit referendum, xenophobia has grown in England. Even the foreigners remember this in their everyday life there. A "we and you" has been born. Now come the consequences’. It’s one of those silly articles that fill newspapers, perhaps, but no doubt it is generated by the stories of racist attacks against foreigners while out in public in the UK. These attacks are, of course, rare, but the advice, along the same lines as ‘don’t take sweets from a stranger’, is sensible enough (if slightly horrifying).
Will stuff like this ever arrive in Spain? Outside of an encounter near the wrong football stadium, probably not, thank Goodness!