The events of the Palace of Justice clearly indicate that there is a confrontation between two visions of the State and two political philosophies, but it isn't communism versus the so-called Democracies, as they pretend to show us —since it isn't true that this terrorist act could be framed within the purpose of a Marxist proposal nor that it was carried out by those who present said proposal—, nor is it true that the violent reaction of the State responded to the need for its own self-preservation or to the defense of the philosophy and principles of our Constitution: It is a confrontation between the philosophy of the "Good Butcher", that of those who believe not only that they themselves are the institutions, but that the State's raison d'être is to defend some principles and values that obviously identify with their own, and those of us who believe that it's purpose is the coexistence of all the elements that make up a nation, regardless of any opposing criteria between them.
Noche de Lobos, prologue by Juan Manuel López Caballero (p. 11)