At the demonstration, which was held hours before Pedro Sánchez’s performance, several songs in support of Pedro Sánchez and Begoña Gómez could be heard under the motto “For the love of democracy.” Slogans such as ‘they won’t get through’ or ‘the judicial mafia must be stopped’ have also found resonance.
Thousands of people have manifested themselves in it Madrid under the motto ‘For the love of democracy’ on a route that started from Atocha and reached the Congress of Deputies hours before the President of the Government of Spain, Pedro Sanchezappears before the media to announce his decision on his continuity as head of the executive branch, after five days of reflection. Thousands of people joined the demonstration, which was called by the La Plaza association on Sunday at 7 p.m. “defending democracy against the falsehoods of the right-wing media.”
In addition, the Minister of Health, Mónica García, the Minister of Culture, Ernest Urtasun, Sumar’s spokesperson in Congress, Íñigo Errejón and Sumar’s candidate for the European elections, Estrella Galán, were present. During the tour, which lasted about an hour and left from Atocha in the direction of the Congress of Deputies, several voices were heard chants in support of Pedro Sánchez to ask him not to resign and not to give up. They also have their RI support Sánchez’s wife, Begoña Gómez, singing “Begoña, we are with you.” Slogans such as “they will not succeed” or “we must stop the judicial mafia” also resonated. Upon arrival at Congress, the PSOE anthem was also heard in support of the president, who will announce his decision tomorrow on whether or not to decide. continues to lead the government.
One of the spokespersons of the La Plaza association, José Luis Martínez, has assured journalists that they called this demonstration to denounce that “the PP and its media and judiciary are a mafia.”
“We cannot normalize that there are media outlets that create hoaxes capable of overthrowing democratic governments, and we cannot normalize that there are judges who care more about politics than justice,” he stressed, citing similar cases, such as those of Mónica Oltra and Manuela Carmena. , Pablo Iglesias or Irene Montero.
Source: EITB
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