The government wants to cover up the scandal of anti-abuse bracelets with aborted babies

The Spanish left has been promoting a culture of death for decades with monstrosities such as abortion and euthanasia.

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The recent anti-abuse bracelets scandal has shattered the image of a government that endangers abused women and, furthermore, lies about it to deny its responsibility for what happened. A government that calls itself "feminist" but has already had prostitution scandals within its ranks. A government that claims to protect women but promoted a law that has served to reduce the sentences of hundreds of rapists and another law that implies open the doors of women's spaces to sexual predators.

Just as it is doing with the corruption scandals of the Socialists, instead of assuming responsibility and resigning, the government is seeking to make headlines with distraction campaigns to stop people from talking about what bothers them. This is how the message published this Monday by the Ministry of Equality is explained, in the hands of the ultra-leftist Mónica García (from Sumar, the communist faction of the government), spreading a website to promote abortions.

In short: The government is trying to cover up the scandal of the anti-abuse bracelets and its corruption cases involving aborted babies. This time, the curtain used to distract public opinion isn't made of smoke, but of the blood of innocent and defenseless human beings who are being denied the most basic of human rights, which is life. This is monstrous, but in Spain's case, it's also a monstrosity that demonstrates an absolute lack of concern for one of our most serious problems: a low birth rate that is causing a serious demographic crisis.

We have a government that disregards the most basic human rights of those who cannot defend themselves, of those who have not even had the opportunity to commit any wrongdoing that would earn them the most severe punishment of all: a death penalty that is not even imposed in Spain on the worst criminals. But in addition to this vileness, this clear contempt for the weakest, we have a government that intends to solve this serious demographic crisis with more immigration while promoting abortion among Spanish women, one wonders if it is to favor the business of some left-wing sympathizer, because if this corrupt government has demonstrated anything, it is that it understands politics as a shady business.