He November 25 once again place the emphasis, overall, on the situations of violence suffered by women because of gender and in the face of which there is no other way than to act together. May administrations and parties act as a homogeneous common shield. Fighting “in unity” is what the Minister for Equality asked, Loles Lopezduring the open day of Seville Provincial Women’s Center early in the morning
However, once again, the nominations had varied titles. While the Junta de Andalucía held its institutional event in Saint Elmo at 6:00 p.m., Government delegation to Andalusia I did the same thing at noon Spain Square from Seville.
There was not even a link at the union level. Only CGU And CCOO They “joined the global cry” during 14 rallies throughout the region. What’s more, even the feminist movement was divided. only in Grenade, Huelva, Malaga And Jaén There was a united march. In the rest of the provinces, the events were distributed according to their organization.
The Junta de Andalucía is particularly committed to this cause. To the intervention in Cordoba during the morning of the Minister of Justice Jose Antonio Nietoin which he showed that “what was the main objective 10, 15 or 20 years ago, which was that the victim denounces” has been achieved and that “today it is already a reality”, all by specifying that “more judges” and courts are needed; and to the aforementioned appearance of Loles López, we should add the presence of the entire Governing Council, of the President of Parliament, Jesus Aguirre; the president of the Superior Court of Justice of Andalusia, Lorenzo del Rio and other personalities during the Council’s institutional event.
“Nip attitudes in the bud”
He chaired it Juanma Morenowhich defined “criminal machismo” as “the most serious threat against the model of society for which we have fought, an attack at the heart of our model”. In this regard, he warned against certain behaviors among the youngest that “we thought were eradicated” and which “are not typical of the 21st century, of any century.” The president stressed that “when society has changed, terrible stereotypes are repeated from a very young age”, which is why he called on citizens to “nip these attitudes in the bud” as soon as they manifest themselves in our children.
At the same time, the PSOE has been calling for “political” and “individual” commitment since the evening demonstration in Seville. The general secretary of the party of the Andalusian capital demanded it, Javier Fernández. A few hours before the general secretary did so, Juan Espadaswho asked “enough”… to the Government Delegation in Andalusia.
