You are very young, but I remember those distant times in the month of August when a surreal situation occurred in Spain.<\/p>\n
The government allowed the return and escape of the fugitive Puigdemont<\/big><\/p>\n Exactly three months ago, on August 8, a fugitive from justice, Carles Puigdemont<\/strong>, who is subject to an arrest warrant issued by the Supreme Court<\/a> for a serious crime of embezzlement of public funds (punishable by sentences of two to six years in prison), announced that he would attend a public event in Spain, arrived and left without being arrested. It was a humiliation for all other Spaniards,<\/strong> who are obliged to respect and comply with the law and who face harsh consequences if we do not.<\/p>\n The S\u00e1nchez government did not take responsibility for this scandalous escape and even defended the Catalan police<\/a> for having let this fugitive from justice escape. That was a clear display of the pact of impunity between S\u00e1nchez and Puigdemont<\/strong>, a pact signed in exchange for the support of Junts, the separatist party led by this fugitive, for the re-election of the socialist leader as president of the government.<\/p>\n The government ordered the urgent arrest of those who made S\u00e1nchez flee<\/big><\/p>\n Things change if we talk about any ordinary Spaniard. Today, the newspaper El Mundo points out that the government sent an emergency helicopter with five elite agents of the Civil Guard<\/a> to Valencia last Sunday, to capture the people who had protested in Paiporta against S\u00e1nchez<\/a> a few hours earlier, a protest from which the president of the government fled like a coward<\/strong>, being exposed inside and outside our borders.<\/p>\n The same government that took 4 days to deploy the Army after the cold snap<\/big><\/p>\n
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