2023-11-05 15:41:29
The future amnesty law what a last Pedro Sanchez to return to the Government has encouraged a tide of mobilizations throughout Spain that began at the end of this week in front of the Ferraz headquarters, will continue throughout this Sunday and will extend over the next few days to parts of the country.
Not only the People’s Party y Vox have been at the forefront of the protests, but different civic organizations have been in charge of calling for more demonstrations for this month of November in cities such as Valencia, Madrid and Barcelona to protest the concessions to the independence movement.
Civil society took to the streets this Sunday in Barcelona, Len, Vigo, Crdoba o Villarreal. Next week it will be cities like Seville, Murcia Alicante o Santander those who take to the streets to protest against the future regulations. The concentration last Friday at the national headquarters of the PSOE, where the Police arrested a man for trying to jump the cord and refusing to identify themselves, will be repeated this Monday at 8:00 p.m.
There will also be protests in the different headquarters of the socialists in various parts of Spain. The massive protest has been scheduled through social networks.
Police unions and Civil Guard groups have also rebelled against the plans for Pedro Sanchez. Next Friday, the Unified Police Union (SUP) and the Unified Association of Civil Guards (AUGC) They will gather in front of the Barcelona courts to show their rejection of the agreement reached by the PSOE and ERC for the investiture of Pedro Sánchez. It is a symbolic day, since there are declarations of 1-0 in the court. The rally seeks to show support for the prosecuted agents.
For its part, Alberto Nez Feijo has confirmed that he will attend the demonstration against the amnesty called next Saturday November 18th in Madrid, organized by different civic organizations. “Not in my name: neither amnesty nor self-determination. For freedom, unity and equality” is the motto of this protest, which will take place that day at 12:00 p.m. in Plaza de Cibeles, Madrid.
The Popular Party of the Valencian Community has called an event in “defense of the equality of all Spaniards” in Valencia. This protest will be held next Sunday, November 5, starting at 12:00 p.m., at the Plaa dels Furs, next to the Torres de Serrano. This demonstration is part of several protests that the PP has been celebrating in different Spanish cities, such as Malaga or Madrid.
Barcelona occupies a prominent place in the protests against the amnesty. The Catalan capital will be the scene of several protests by constitutionalist groups who demand to stop the agreement reached by the socialists with the Republican Left of Catalonia (ERC) and the one being forged with Junts per Catalunya since they consider it a “covert coup”.
This Monday, the Revuelta youth organization has called a rally in front of the PSC headquarters in Barcelona. It will be at 8 p.m. and at the same time it is also urged to protest at the PSOE headquarters in Madrid, on Ferraz Street, the scene of the concentrations of recent days, in front of socialist premises. Badajoz and Seville.
“We cannot remain silent while Sánchez sells Spain to coup separatism,” says this entity that some media consider close to Vox and adds: “Let’s keep the pressure on the streets!” Bring your flag, banner, whistle or horn so that we can be seen. and listen very loudly, “Snchez, traitor”!
Other constitutionalist entities have joined the Barcelona call, such as S’ha Hacet, which will also be present, along with other organizations and political parties, in the mobilizations that will take place in Barcelona this week.
Police unions and groups of the Armed Institute will undermine next Friday the amnesty for those accused of the ‘procs’ and will show their support for the agents prosecuted by 1-O. They also announced that parties such as Ciudadanos or Vox will attend this event. Union organizers believe officers are being “humiliated” and that the National Police and the Civil Guard are “being used as bargaining chips in the negotiations to form a government.”
Furthermore, they regret that the two bodies “They are losing their influence and presence in Catalonia due to the continuous intention to subtract powers and expel the civil guards and national police from this autonomous community.” “From both police organizations we denounce that, putting our own physical integrity at risk, the police and civil guards complied with government orders aimed at restoring constitutional order,” they add and assure that the Government “tries to amnesty those who broke the State.” of law to negotiate and whitewash what seriously happened that day and try to judicially condemn and humiliate the police and civil guards who acted with total seriousness and professionalism on 1-O”.
That is why they regret that in Catalonia “the staff of the Mossos d’Esquadra is increased, the budget allocation for this autonomous police is increased while the State Security Forces and Bodies are denied recognition of the Special Singularity Zone complement” . On the other hand, the Catalua Suma entity called for the demonstration in the center of Barcelona ‘Not in the name of Spain, no to the amnesty’ for next November 12. About twenty constitutionalist organizations have joined it, both Catalan and from the rest of Spain, in addition to PP, Cs and Vox.
In this sense, the organizers hope that “all the constitutionalist groups of Barcelona and, in a special way, the different leaders of the political formations in Catalonia” will attend, although it is organized by civil society entities. The protest comes a month after another against the amnesty organized by the Catalan Civil Society in the center of the city that houses about 50,000 people.
The president of Catalua Suma, Eva Higuerasurged to take to the streets “now more than ever to make the voice of society that cries out for unity and not division seen and heard” and added that “it is essential to show the united rejection of all of society to a coup de covert state that Sánchez and the independentistas intend to perpetrate”.
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