Developed in Planoles, Sant Cugat, and Brussels, the book follows the alter ego Johannes AntZ. The author describes the European Council environment as an 'anthill', a term inspired by the institution's own General Secretary.
The story is divided into two parts: an internal look at the 'European court' during fifteen years of service, and a second part offering a liberated reflection on Europe from an outsider's perspective.
“"Brussels is a Babylonian swarm where 30,000 lobbyists coexist."




