The frustrated attack against La Vuelta that leaves in evidence the contacts of PSOE and PP

@ElentirENG ES 8·29·2023 · 17:52 0

In Spain we are witnessing an attempt to normalize very serious crimes by separatist parties that believe they are above the law.

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An attack against cyclists that could have caused deaths

The National Police Corps has reported today the arrest of four people in the Lleida province. This is what the Police statement points out: "The detainees were surprised when they tried to activate a mechanism with which they intended to spill some 400 liters of liquid, similar to motor oil, on the road in front of the cycling peloton during the stage on Monday, August 28, between the towns of Suria (Barcelona) and Arinsal (Andorra)." The Police have published a video on Twitter showing the place chosen for that attack and the method with which the one that was going to be carried out:

With a section going downhill and at the entrance of a tunnel, an attack like this could have caused serious injuries and even deaths among the cyclists. Regarding the detainees, the Police have indicated: "The proceedings have been declared secret and those arrested are charged with the crimes of belonging to a criminal group, public disorder, against road safety and against the environment". What is surprising is that they are not also charged with injuries and attempted murder.

ERC and Junts support the detainees and call for their release

These arrests were known in the media last Saturday. The reaction of the Catalan separatist parties has been very similar to the usual reaction of the pro-ETA party Bildu: both ERC as Junts asked for the release of the detainees. ERC has accused the Police of acting "against fundamental freedoms and human rights" and has described these arrests as "political repression." Likewise, Junts has affirmed that these "preventive detentions are typical of authoritarian and outdated regimes" and has called for the release of the detainees, alleging that "protesting is not a crime."

Separatism is believed to be above the law

Thus, for Catalan separatism, an attack that could cause deaths is a mere totally legitimate political protest and even an exercise of fundamental freedoms and human rights. It is frightening to think that these fanatics are the ones who are ruling Catalonia and that they have transferred security powers in that community. Some transfers that, given the attitude of the separatists, should be recovered by the State immediately.

With these statements, separatism already demands impunity for violent crimes committed by separatists, as if this political militancy turned its activists into privileged individuals to whom the law should not be applied strong>. What will be next, to ask for the freedom of any separatist who is arrested for being run over, raped or robbed?

The position of ERC and Junts reveals the contacts of PSOE and PP

For the rest, with their attitude, the Catalan separatists cross once again the red line of violence, a line that they already crossed with the separatist coup of 2017 and with their violent attacks against the Civil Guard. It is important to emphasize this at all times, but especially now, because both the PSOE and the Popular Party have included ERC and Junts among their contacts to seek support for Feijóo's investiture session and for the Sánchez's re-election attempt.

Both Sánchez and Feijóo must explain what they have to talk about with separatist parties that support violent criminals, criminals who were arrested red-handed, in an attempt to carry out an attack with fatal consequences. . We already know that the PSOE has no qualms about allying itself even with Bildu, which continues without condemning the more than 800 murders committed by the terrorist group ETA and insists on call "political prisoners" to the terrorists who are in jail. The PSOE has lost every iota of decency when it comes to seeking support so that Sánchez can stay in power.

However, the PP refuses to contact Bildu, which is fine, but it does want to contact ERC and Junts. The president of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, must clarify what he intends to talk about with some anti-system parties that consider that a violent crime such as the frustrated attack on La Vuelta is a legitimate protest for which the four detainees must go unpunished

What can you talk about with people like that, Mr. Feijóo? Why this insistence on seeking the support of those who hate Spain, do not respect the Constitution and insist on supporting violent people? And above all, how is this position understood while the PP is refuse even to take a photo with leaders of Vox, a democratic and constitutionalist party, which defends its ideas by legal and peaceful means?

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Photo: Ministerio del Interior.