The demonstration called in Madrid to demand the calling of elections after the cases of corruption surrounding the President of the Government, was full of chants against him: “Pedro Sánchez in prison”, “Pedro Sánchez traitor!, Pedro Sánchez tyrant! Sánchez resigns! eitherPedro, go now!” These are some of the cries that could be heard by the approximately 25,000 people who participated in the demonstration organized by the “Platform for Constitutional Spain”, according to data from the Government Delegation.
“Corruption!” Democracy now! The putschists! It’s not a government, it’s a mafia!! are other of the most repeated boos that accompanied this demonstration organized in the Plaza de Castilla in Madrid and in which also participated members of the leadership of the PP and Vox as well as around a hundred civil society associations for require certain general elections.
The promoters, who chose the motto ‘For unity, dignity, law and freedom. General elections now“, they denounce the “very serious deterioration of Spanish democracy after the unlimited concessions to the separatists and the corruption which surrounds the entourage of the President of the Government”. anthem of Spain brightened up the demonstration and also the famous song of Nino Bravo: “Free”.
The party president was present on behalf of Vox Santiago Abascal while for the PP, its leader Alberto Núñez Feijoó is not present for “personal reasons”, as confirmed Carmen FunezDeputy Secretary of the Organization, who participated as the highest representative of the party.
Next to her were the general secretary of the PP, Alphonse Serrano, the deputy secretary of Mobilization and the Digital Challenge of the Popular Party, Noélia Nunez and the spokesperson for the PP in the Senate, Alicia Garcia.
In this mobilization, there was also a protest against the “deterioration of democracy for the transfers that the government made for Sánchez to continue at La Moncloa. “We denounce the very serious deterioration of democracy that Spain is experiencing and the obscene purchase of parliamentary support with measures that undermine equality, interterritorial solidarity and the rule of law,” defended the promoters of this call from the stage set up for the occasion. .
The organizers of the demonstration criticize the latest actions of the government of Pedro Sánchez and demand new elections after the information on the judicial situation that affects the executive, the family of Sánchez and the president of the government himself due to the alleged cases of corruption and after the indictment of the state attorney general, Álvaro Garcia Ortiz.
