In Spain there is a perverse political doctrine according to which there are first or second class victims depending on the sex of the victim and the aggressor.<\/p>\n
The victim was stabbed to death five times<\/big><\/p>\n We had an example of this yesterday. In Madrid, a 31-year-old woman was murdered by her partner, who was 37.<\/a> The victim received five stab wounds to the abdomen and chest. The body of the murdered woman was discovered a little before five in the afternoon on the same floor where her partner was also<\/strong>, who has been arrested by the National Police as allegedly responsible for the homicide.<\/p>\n Official silence before the crime because the murderer is another woman<\/big><\/p>\n It is very common that in such cases there are messages of mourning from official institutions and even from the president of the government. It has not been the case. No official institution has published a message of mourning for this crime, simply because the alleged murderer is the victim's girlfriend.<\/strong> If she had been murdered by a man, she would have already seen institutions and members of the government lamenting a new case of \"gender violence\", but since the crime has taken place within a homosexual couple, the most resounding official silence is dictated<\/strong>, as if the life of a lesbian murdered by her partner was not worth the same as the life of a heterosexual woman murdered by her partner.<\/p>\n A discriminatory treatment that has its origin in a socialist law<\/big><\/p>\n
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