The Spanish government’s minister of equality has acknowledged its willingness to take on the victims’ “pain”, despite the lack of agreement with the PSOE on this reform.
Euskaraz irakurri: Irene Montero, ‘bai bakarrik da bai’ lega erreformatzeko et zigorrak handitzeko perst
The Spanish government’s minister for equality, Irene Montero, on Saturday showed a willingness to give in to the law of guarantee of sexual freedom in order to “have a response of the unit as a government in the face of this offensive against it, reform and, if necessary, to upload some punishments“of the norm that caused her reduction of penalties for cases of abuse and violations and the release of offenders.
At the meeting for the presentation of the candidacies in Murcia, she acknowledged that she was ready by “taking charge of the pain, the suffering, the anxieties of the victims and those who accompany them, their lawyers, their families and also the concern social”, despite the fact that, as he has indicated in recent days there is no agreement with the PSOE for this reformwith which the purple part of the coalition government has “a strong discrepancy”.
“I’ve never been again willing to come to an agreement – he said – because I know that the law is well drafted, among other things because we have done it hand in hand with the competent Ministry of Criminal Justice Reform, the Ministry of Justice headed by Juan Carlos Campo, with an excellent team, and I know that it is an offensive by reactionary sectors, such as that of 2004″ against the comprehensive law against sexist violence passed by the government led by José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero.
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Source: EITB
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