More than a hundred forums and civic associations have called on citizens “from the left, from the center or from the right” to fill the Plaza de Cibeles this Saturday at noon.
More than a hundred forums and civic associations have called on citizens “from the left, from the center or from the right” to fill the Plaza de Cibeles this Saturday at noon in protest against the amnesty and in defense of the Constitution, a mobilization that will be attended by the top officials of PP, Vox and CiudadanosAlberto Núñez Feijóo, Santiago Abascal and Adrián Vázquez respectively.
Under the motto “Not in my name: neither amnesty, nor self-determination. For freedom, unity and equality!“, the organizers have drawn up a manifesto in which they warn of a “deconstitutive” process based on a “corrupt” investiture of Pedro Sánchez and that, in addition to the amnesty, also considers a referendum. That is why they appeal to citizen mobilization because the Spaniards are playing a ” to be or not to be’ game with the amnesty law and the PSOE’s pacts with the independents.
Among the organizers are Foro Libertad y Alternativa, Unión 78, Foro España Cívica, Cataluña Suma, Pie en Pared, S’ha Finish!, NEOS, Association for Tolerance, Catalan Civic Coexistence, From Spanish to Spanish for the Constitution, OLE (Another Electoral Law), Resiste España, Nuevo Espíritu de Ermua and a hundred civil society organizations that already promoted a new meeting in Cibeles on January 21 under the motto ‘For Spain, democracy and the constitution’.
Several short interventions are planned in Cibeles, such as those of the Portuguese MEP Paulo Rangel, professor Félix Ovejero, the writers Andrés Trapiello, Conchita Martín and Albert Boadella, the Venezuelan journalist Miguel Henrique Otero and the president of S’ha Abiertot!, Júlia Calvet. The last speech will be given by the philosopher Fernando Savater.
Source: EITB
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