In Spain there is a curious custom between the left and the so-called centrism (the Popular Party) and its related media.
This custom consists of comparing any democratic abnormality that occurs in Spain with two countries with conservative governments: Poland and Hungary. Obviously, no country is perfect, but what has become evident in recent years is that these two countries are being persecuted for ideological reasons by a European Commission that is increasingly less democratic and distant from its citizens, which seeks to impose on all Europeans the ideological agency of the members of that commission, made up of socialists and centrists.
Seeing the things that are happening in Spain, I dare to make a request to those who cite these two countries as if they were the devil: leave Poland and Hungary alone. Regardless of the opinion that each one has of the governments and customs of those two countries, there are abnormal things from a democratic point of view that only happen in Spain, and not in other countries of the European Union. I will quote some:
All this, just like the Sánchez government's attacks on judicial independence are occurring in Spain in the face of the absolute silence of the European Commission, of which members are part of the Party of European Socialists, to which the PSOE, Pedro Sánchez's party, belongs. This silence from the European Commission is a sign of complicity with what the Spanish government is doing, and the president of the commission, Ursula von der Leyen, should give explanations for why she remains silent in the face of all these facts.
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