S\u00e1nchez's government is doing things that very few citizens of other European countries could imagine from their respective governments.<\/p>\n
A government that has a dangerous relationship with terrorism<\/big><\/p>\n In recent months, we have seen the S\u00e1nchez government aligning with Hamas allies in the UN<\/a> and receiving praise from that terrorist group<\/a>, for the hostility exhibited by the Spanish socialist cabinet against Israel after the largest massacre suffered by the Jewish people since the Holocaust. Let us also remember that Sanchez's two-minister party has links to the FPLP<\/a>, which appears on EU lists of terrorist groups<\/strong>. This is something of extraordinary gravity. To that we can add S\u00e1nchez's favors to ETA and its political arm <\/a>.<\/p>\n Pay more attention to a pi\u00f1ata than an assassination attempt<\/big><\/p>\n Tomorrow will mark two months of attempted murder of Alejo Vidal-Quadras<\/a>, one of the founders of Vox, in Madrid. In these two months, we have seen the government devoting more attention to<\/strong> a pi\u00f1ata that parodied S\u00e1nchez<\/a> that crime<\/strong>, such perhaps because Vidal-Quadras is a detractor of S\u00e1nchez and Vox is an opposition party, and that in the eyes of the socialist government seems to be the worst possible crime.<\/p>\n The government blocks the incorporation of this criminal to Europol's most wanted file<\/big><\/p>\n On November 25 we learned that The Police identified the author of the murder attempt, a French-Tunisian citizen<\/a> named Mehrez A. On January 3, it was learned that the Police point to a wide criminal network after that attempted murder<\/a> and that this Mehrez A. could be in France or Portugal. The most unusual thing is that today Voz P\u00f3puli has published that The S\u00e1nchez government blocks the incorporation of that individual to Europol's list of most wanted criminals<\/a>.<\/p>\n Countries smaller than Spain have indicated three criminals: Spain only two<\/big><\/p>\n That list can be consulted here<\/a> (I have put an automatic copy here<\/a> so that there is a record of the criminals listed today, in case they change it in the coming days). The S\u00e1nchez government only indicated two names. Germany, France, Slovenia, Estonia, Hungary, Lithuania, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Poland provided three.<\/strong> The two names indicated by the Spanish government are those of a murderer<\/a> and a drug dealer<\/a>. It is striking that countries much smaller and with much less population than Spain include three names on that list and Spain only two.<\/p>\n Does the government know something about this criminal that it hasn't revealed?<\/big><\/p>\n In view of their dangerous friendships, it is worth asking: why does the S\u00e1nchez government owe this favor to the criminal who shot Alejo Vidal-Quadras?<\/strong> Does the government know anything about the criminal network that gave rise to to that attempted murder and you don't want to tell us about it? On the other hand, is this lack of interest in arresting the author of this assassination attempt related to the filthy campaign of attacks launched against Vidal-Quadras by a means related to the government<\/a> and that has a prominent shareholder from Qatar? A filthy campaign launched after that crime, by the way<\/strong>, in what seems like an attempt to criminalize the victim.<\/p>\n Abascal: \u201cthey are more concerned about knowing who brought some grapes\u201d<\/big><\/p>\n
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