The journalist Minuesa Cake This Thursday he addressed the Madrid municipality of Alcorcon, where the left-wing coalition government was spent more than 25,000 euros public money to organize concerts attended by the maximum number of people 30 people and the Catholic Church and the right are insulted. The OKDIARIO journalist spoke with some members of the municipality’s festivals near the concert area.
At the stand of the left-wing party Ganar Alcorcón, where the tricolor republican flag flies, Minuesa addressed the people inside. “You’re not flying the Spanish flag?”asked the journalist. “You have a small flag of Spain, what happens is that you do not recognize it,” one of the workers inside the tent replied accusingly.
The workers, in a aggressive tone, They reprimanded the journalist after he explained to them that it was not a constitutional flag: “Why did you come to explain to us the Constitution?”. to which Minuesa He replies that this flag “represents no one.”
Pedro Moreno, leader of Vox Alcorcón, spoke with Minuesa Cake on the concerts organized by the City Council on the occasion of the town’s patron saint festivals. Regarding Ganar Alcorcón, the Vox politician assured that it is a “mixture of left, the white label of Podemos and Sumar“. Moreno attacked the artists who make up the festival’s poster. “Artists to tell you something. “These are the worst concerts in the history of Alcorcón,” Moreno said. Ezra Garzón, Rojo My, Midori Viper or the rapper Sho-Hai These are some of the names of the party cartel. “People that nobody knows.”
Dark denounced that during the concerts on Wednesday night, “some rappers dedicated themselves directly from the stage to uttering insults against the Catholic Church, against Santiago Abascal and against the voters of parties that were not left-wing.” The leader of Vox Alcorcón indicated that “no more than 30 people attended this concert” and that the cost of bringing all the artists amounted to 25,000 euros.
Isabel Perez Moñino, Vox MP in the Madrid Assembly, He also criticises “the sectarianism of the left” and denounced the use of “everyone’s money” to organise these types of concerts to annoy right-wing parties. “If they paid for it with their own money, it might be reasonable, but all the inhabitants of Alcorcon. The MP stressed that these concerts are designed to “divide, sectarianize, confront”. “They finance cultural groups that denigrate a part of the population.”
