Protests against the socialist coup continue in Spain for the 18th consecutive day
ESMonday is not a usual day for demonstrations in Spain, but protests against the socialist coup to the rule of law continue.
There have already been 18 consecutive days of protests in Spain against the pact between the Socialist Party (PSOE) of Pedro Sánchez and the fugitive Puigdemont, a pact that is an attack on the separation of powers, on equality before the law and national unity. You can see the images of today's protests here.
There have been 18 consecutive days of protests on Ferraz Street, next to the national headquarters of the PSOE. This Monday the Police cordoned off the protesters on the sidewalks, threatening them with sanctions if they invaded the road. All this while the Sánchez government, which is the one that orders these police deployments, intends to grant amnesty even for terrorist crimes. Photos: @Monolocus / @EnriqueNDF / @borja_montoro_c.
Todas las aceras llenas de gente, pero la @policia nos impide cortar Ferraz, con el peligro que ello conlleva. ¿Lo podemos llamar ya dictadura, o todavía no? pic.twitter.com/nQORGJhAPl
— Mi otro yo 🇪🇸 (@Miotroyo2parte) November 20, 2023
.@sanchezcastejon, nos intentarás echar de Ferraz, pero aquí seguiremos y volveremos. Y te cantaremos lo mismo.
Porque ESPAÑA NO SE VENDE, ESPAÑA SE DEFIENDE. pic.twitter.com/6cdD5JSuSA
— Paula (@paularguez) November 20, 2023
Protest in front of the PSOE headquarters, with the assistance of the vice president of the Regional Government of Castilla y León, Juan García-Gallardo, of Vox. Photos: @juan_ggallardo.
Protest in front of the PSOE headquarters. Photo: VOX Ciudad Real capital.
En Don Benito llevamos doce días seguidos protestando en contra de la amnistía.
Ni un día falta gente.
¡Don Benito despierta!
Amnistía no, no en mi nombre. pic.twitter.com/BJfYE4eOSI— Eduardo Lanseros (@LanserosEduardo) November 20, 2023
This Monday the first call of the Revuelta youth association in the city was held in Vigo, with a protest in front of the PSOE headquarters on Urzáiz Street. Photos: Elentir.
Gritos de “no es un presidente, es un delincuente” en la primera convocatoria de @revuelta_es en Vigo, ante la sede del PSOE en la calle Urzáiz. pic.twitter.com/4xoqDSIYaK
— Elentir 🇪🇸🇵🇱🇺🇦🇮🇱 (@elentirvigo) November 20, 2023
---
Main photo: @borja_montoro_c.
|
Don't miss the news and content that interest you. Receive the free daily newsletter in your email: Click here to subscribe |
- Most read
- The images of the protests against the socialist coup in Spain on Constitution Day
- 'The Right Stuff': What really happened to Chuck Yeager's NF-104 fighter
- The Sánchez gov't prohibits a group of Catholics from exercising their right to pray in the street
- Five reasons to defend the Spanish Constitution against the worst attack in its history
- The ten oldest national flags in the world that are still in use today
- A spectacular aerial exhibition by the Blue Angels in San Francisco Bay
- The terrible images of civilians, including babies and children, murdered by Hamas
Comment on this post: