In his latest work, Jordi Mir addresses the urgent need for guidance in combating the rising threat of fascism and extreme-right ideologies that have resurfaced in various parts of the world. Drawing inspiration from Umberto Eco's seminal essay on the characteristics of eternal fascism, Mir organizes his thoughts into eight points that serve as a manual for defending democracy and promoting inclusivity. This work not only reflects the growing concerns surrounding authoritarianism but also acts as a call to action for citizens to engage in protective measures against the encroaching tide of supremacism.

The relevance of Eco's analysis, articulated in the mid-1990s, continues to resonate in today's socio-political climate where extremist ideologies are gaining traction. Mir's approach combines historical insights with contemporary urgencies, providing a framework for understanding the persistence of fascist movements in modern society. His work serves as a pedagogical resource, much like his previous collaborations on radio and his discussions on social movements and political philosophy.

By creating a 'capsule' designed to foster democratic culture and combat supremacism, Mir aims to equip readers with the knowledge necessary to recognize and resist extremist narratives. This manual is not just an academic exercise; it is a practical guide for anyone concerned about the current challenges to democracy and the necessity for proactive engagement in preserving democratic values and rights against the rise of authoritarian impulses in contemporary politics.