\"Equality.\" No other word has been so repeated and manipulated by Spanish socialism for decades.<\/p>\n
Currently led by Pedro S\u00e1nchez, the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) has often presented itself as the party of \"equality\"<\/strong>, even to trample on it as brazenly as it did with the 2004 law on gender violence, which establishes different penalties depending on the sex of the person committing certain crimes. Yesterday, once again, all that false rhetoric was exposed.<\/strong><\/p>\n Este s\u00e1bado, el juez Juan Carlos Peinado<\/strong>, que instruye la causa penal en la que Bego\u00f1a G\u00f3mez<\/strong> ha sido imputada por varios delitos, decidi\u00f3 retirar el pasaporte a la esposa de Pedro S\u00e1nchez y obligarla a comparecer cada 15 d\u00edas en el juzgado<\/a>, ante el riesgo de fuga. En una reacci\u00f3n que muestra su curioso concepto de la independencia judicial, el gobierno y el PSOE reaccionaron furiosos<\/a>, incluso criticando que el juez haya se\u00f1alado<\/a> la posibilidad de que los escoltas de G\u00f3mez colaboren en esa fuga \"bien por iniciativa propia o siguiendo \u00f3rdenes de sus superiores jer\u00e1rquicos\".<\/em><\/p>\n This Saturday, Judge Juan Carlos Peinado<\/strong>, who is presiding over the criminal case in which Bego\u00f1a G\u00f3mez<\/strong> has been charged with several crimes, , due to the risk of flight. In a reaction that reveals their peculiar concept of judicial independence, the government and the PSOE reacted furiously<\/a>, even criticizing the judge for having suggested<\/a> the possibility that G\u00f3mez's bodyguards collaborated in her escape, \"either on their own initiative or following orders from their superiors. hierarchical.\"<\/em><\/p>\n Starting with the conclusion, it must be said that some police associations have been outraged by the judge's words. What should be truly outrageous is the level of politicization of certain police commanders<\/strong>, appointed by the government for political reasons, who have been involved in regrettable incidents in recent years. Nor should we forget that two years ago, three Catalan police officers were suspended for the escape of Carles Puigdemont<\/a>, a fugitive from justice who entered and left Spain after making a public appearance without being arrested.<\/p>\n
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