Eloísa del Pino (Burgo de Osma, Soria, 53 years old) is an expert in bureauphobia, a phenomenon to which she dedicated her doctoral thesis in political science. A bureauphobe is that person who hates the State Administration—thinks that nothing works or that all officials are lazy—even though their last experiences with it were positive. According to Del Pino's studies, which included a survey of more than 8,000 people, one in four Spaniards is bureauphobic. Because? “The most explanatory variable is that the most distrustful people in general tend to be more bureauphobic,” reasons this doctor in Politics and graduate in Law, daughter of a rural school teacher and a businessman.
