Pérez Reverte threatened to leave the RAE if inclusive language reaches the Spanish Constitution

The writer Arturo Pérez Reverte is a strong advocate of the proper use of Spanish as a member of the Spanish Parliament. Royal Spanish Academy, so it is committed to leave the institution if the Constitution of Spain is changed so that it has an inclusive language

accepted by the RAE), Carmen Calvo, promoted the application of inclusive language in the Constitution and the government has already made formal request to RAE, reported the website La Vanguardia.

Then, Perez Reverte said that he was going to abandon his chair in the institution (that of the letter "T") if it is specified.

"You have my word," replied Pérez Reverte to a Twitter user who predicted that the author would be the only academic RAE mico who will let "give a loud snap" if the law changes supreme of Spain.

The writer confirmed his decision to the newspaper El País and the MP for Podemos for Madrid Clara Serra thanked him in a video of Twitter.

"Of the 46 academics in the RAE, only eight are women, which is why we want to thank our colleague Reverte, who is ready to step aside," said the MP of Madrid