The former president Jose Maria Aznar He recalled Thursday, during the third gala of the third anniversary of OKBALEARES, that he was a victim of ETA terrorism and that he saw with concern how “Spain has been handed over to those who want to put an end to it “. “He current president of the government He is no one’s hostage. He has reached the limit of agreeing with the heirs of terrorists. And I say this, as a victim of terrorism, something I have rarely spoken about, but which makes me feel much closer to the victims,” he said. Aznar also spoke about corruption: it is difficult to exist such a brutal circle of corruption like that which exists around the Presidency of the Government.
At 34 he was president of the Junta de Castilla y León, at 37 he was responsible for the Popular Party and at 42 he became president of the government. For two terms brought Spain to never before seen levels of international influence and improved the economic situation of the country to unsuspected levels. This Thursday, October 10 Jose Maria Aznar was the special guest of the gala third anniversary of OKBALEARES. A golden opportunity to listen again to the politician who put Spain on the international stage.
Aznar spoke of the stifling environment experienced by the press with a government that seeks to muzzle it: “These are very complicated times. I want to remember that I am the son, grandson and nephew of journalists. I have always lived in an environment of communication and I feel it as something that belongs to me. Therefore, try to disrupt freedom of expression in a democracyWhat is happening now seems very serious to me and we must be aware of the delicate state in which we live,” he said.
About the national deconstruction, Aznar was direct: “The process of national deconstruction of Spain is the constitutional delegitimization. What do they tell you? They tell you: “Oh no, the democratic transition which brought us here and which is based on the Constitution has original stains and must therefore be delegitimized”. And where we must return is to the original illegitimacy, which is the republican legitimacy before the civil war. What is this? This politically breaks the democratic transition. And this is the beginning of the deconstitutionalization of Spain, because it is based precisely on the Transition and the Constitution of 78. And this void is a void that has begun, since every day we see that institutionally we see every day when the president. of the Government.
What is the consequence of all this? Aznar made it very clear. “Bildu’s objective is to destruction of Spainis the dconstruction of the Constitution and the national deconstruction of Spain. This breaks the framework of coexistence between Spaniards. They win and they win because the Spanish government is complicit with them. The current president of the government wants what is happening to come true. This seems absolutely unacceptable and scandalous to me, but from a political point of view it seems to me to be an error of immense magnitude. Spain and any country, any country, must have moral bases, ethical bases and moral bases, ethical bases and political bases,” he said.
Terrorism laundering
“Here is the result. Not only did a process of whitewashing terrorism begin, but something more serious began: a political negotiation that resulted in Bildu coming to power. This results in the transfer of penitentiary powers to the Basque Country or the granting of third degree to ETA terrorists or the essential condition of Bildu for the investiture of the Government, or that the law on citizen security is agreed with the heirs of ETA. . The latest thing is that as a result of a despicable policy, terrorists and murderers will take to the streets,” Aznar continued.
Aznar was categorical about the objectives of the heirs of ETA: “Criminals cannot be put on the streets. with serious blood crimes against Spanish citizens. My successor began to say that the concept of the Spanish nation was questionable, questionable and questionable. Well no, the notion of integrity of the Spanish nation is not debatable and is actually enshrined in the Constitution.
“The deconstitutionalization of Spain begins with the description of the Spanish nation. And so now here we are and now we know each other. Well, look, there’s a coup in Spain and first the crime of sedition is eliminated. Then the pardons come. There is now, as Marga Prohens very well said, an unacceptable, unconstitutional and unconstitutional amnesty law. Total abandonment occurs. It is difficult to find an environment as unbreathable as that of Spain today and, logically and democratically, this problem should be resolved through elections. That is to say, it is difficult to bring together so many circumstances. Really depressing for a country like the one he is currently going through. It’s hard to exist such a brutal circle of corruption like the one that exists around the Presidency of the Government,” Aznar said.
