2023-06-18 10:52:24
Vox has deployed a his large in size Madrid center against Agenda 2030, feminismthe Catalan independence movement and LGTBI people, among others.
In a message posted on his Twitter account, Santiago Abascal’s party writes: “Decide what matters: freedom, security, borders, family, countryside and industry.”
The message is accompanied by several photographs in which you can see the hanging canvas on which, on a green background, you can see a hand that is throwing different papers into the bin. In them you can see an LGTBI flag or an independentista one. On the trash can is written the motto “decide what matters”.
Last May They also deployed another canvas against the 2023 Agenda. The image represented a wedding between the Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, and Vice President Yolanda Díaz, with the former PP minister, José Manuel García-Margallo, as master of ceremonies.
“Do you want in the name of the 2030 agenda to ruin and enslave the workers of Spain?”, the spouses were asked. The guests, including Alberto Núnez, Feijóo or Isabel Díaz Ayuso, responded: “Yes, they want to!”
The Vox lists on 23J
Vox bet on the continuity in their lists with exceptions such as Granada, where Jacobo González-Robatto replaces former party Macarena Olona as head of the list.
The president of the party, Santiago Abascal, heads the list to Congress for Madridin which the deputy María de la Cabeza Ruiz rises to number two, replacing the vice president of the party and candidate for Mayor of Madrid, Javier Ortega Smith, who moves to fourth place.
As number three repeats the Vox spokesman in Congress, Ivan Espinosaand in the fifth is Senator Pepa Millán.
Outside Madrid, the case of the candidate of Vox to the Valencian Community in the regional elections, Carlos Flores, who was present in the negotiations to form a government with the PP and will finally be the head of the Congress list for Valencia, replacing Ignacio Gil Lázaro, who is running second.
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