November 13: 11 consecutive days of protests in Spain against the coup on the rule of law

The protests against the socialist attack on judicial independence and the rule of law in Spain continue, and have now lasted for eleven consecutive days.

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Today the protests have been fueled again with the publication of the text of the amnesty law, which confirms the worst fears: the Socialist Party (PSOE) intends to amnesty crimes of corruption and violent crimes, including terrorism crimes(among others), to obtain the support of the separatists for the re-election of Pedro Sánchez. A frank infamy that has been answered again in the streets.

Madrid

Today the protest in Madrid, near the national headquarters of the PSOE on Ferraz Street, has once again been attended by Santiago Abascal, deputy and national president of Vox. In addition, he has been accompanied by the well-known American journalist Tucker Carlson. He himself has published this photo.

Don Benito

This protest started with a single protester and there are more and more people.

Gijón

Protest in front of the hotel where Pedro Sánchez is staying.

Pola de Laviana

The protests also reach the Nalón Valley, in Asturias.

Sevilla

New day of protest in front of the PSOE headquarters. Photo: Vox Sevilla.

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Main photo: @lannaviv21.