Vox Calls for Demonstrations This Sunday Throughout Spain to Ask for Elections
ESAfter the motion of no confidence that has brought PSOE to power in Spain with the support of Podemos, separatists and ETA's supporters, Vox has convened mobilizations of protest.
The rallies will be at 20:00 in Colón Square in Madrid and before the city councils in the rest of Spain. The call is a "response to the investiture of Pedro Sánchez as president of the Government with the support of separatist and pro-ETA parties," the party of Santi Abascal said in a statement published on its website. In these concentrations, Vox "will publicly demand the holding of general elections as soon as possible, under the slogan 'Spain first. Not to the Government of the enemies of Spain. Elections now'". Vox informs that it has summoned the main platforms of civil society to join this call.
This Thursday, in a crowded meeting of people in Santander, Abascal accused the PSOE of coming to power "with the votes of the agents of Iran and Venezuela" (a reference to Podemos, an far-left party that has links with these two dictatorships); "with the votes of those who have walked through the herriko taverns [the bars linked to ETA's political environment] to praise the insight of the terrorist group ETA; with the votes of those who talked about the people and the caste, and they have bought cases that people will never be able to access", in reference to the luxurious estate of more than 600,000 euros that the leader of Podemos, Pablo Iglesias, and his sentimental partner, Irene Montero (Podemos' parliamentary spokesperson), have just acquired. Abascal said that the parties that supported the separatist coup in Catalonia "should have been only for that reason directly dissolved and outlawed." You can see here the video summary (in Spanish) of this act published today on Vox's YouTube channel:
Counting Stars adheres to this mobilization. I encourage all readers to give the maximum diffusion and to go this Sunday to these mobilizations.
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