Catalan photographer and journalist Jordi Borràs (Barcelona, ​​1981) has spent years documenting the country's social and political conflicts, with a particular focus on the far right and ultra-right movements in Catalonia and throughout Europe. He has photographically documented numerous demonstrations and public events held by all kinds of far-right organizations and groups for nearly 16 years. As a result of his work as a photojournalist, Borràs has received threats from ultra-right and fascist groups such as the National Democracy party, among others. Borràs is the author of the books Warcelona: A History of Violence (Polen editions, 2013), Dismantling Catalan Civil Society(Saldonar Editions, 2015), Plus ultra: A graphic chronicle of Spanishism in Catalonia (Polen Edicions, 2015) and Days that will last for years(Ahora Libros, 2018). This is an uncomfortable and forceful work that focuses the debate on the limits of freedom of expression, political violence, and the role of photojournalism in democratic denunciation.