Thousands of people, mostly agents of all police bodies, from civil guards to national, autonomous and local police, have left on Saturday to the street in Madrid to protest against the reform posed by the government of the current citizen security law , the so-called jaw ', in a manifestation to which PP, Vox and citizens have joined. "We are not going to allow the Government to continue to deprote the police," the demonstrators have expressed, who have been "government resignation" and have claimed especially the departure of the Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska.
The reform of the citizen security law has managed to agree on all police unions. It is the first time in history that all bodies are joined (national, local and autonomic) and the civil guard on a protest. With the main feeling of being stripped of its authority, changes in the regulations have achieved a unit of action, so far, among all security representatives, which warn that this merger is the beginning of other actions against the executive of Pedro Sánchez in case the reform is not repealed.
According to the organization, the forecasts could have been fulfilled and 30,000 people could have been met. JUSAPOL elevates the figures to 150,000. And the government delegation talks about 20,000 attendees. Under the slogan "No to insecurity in Spain", the demonstration has split from the Puerta del Sol in the direction of the headquarters of the Ministry of the Interior, next to the Plaza de Colón, where a manifesto has been given in which it has been given A "only message of equality" to "say no to this reform".
The most heartful proclamation has been: "No to the reform of the citizen security law." "Marlaska, this is our police '", they have also shouted, as they launched Pon Pon balls. Upon reaching the doors of the congress, the protesters have stopped and have performed a smeau smens with large volume.
On the part of the PP, the protest has been supported by the national leader, Pablo Married, the mayor of Madrid, José Luis Martínez-Almeida, and the President of the Region, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, who has been a few minutes in Sun to give his Support from the headquarters of the regional government, although it has not participated in the march. It has not occurred, therefore, a reissue of the photo of Colón nor a reunion between Ayuso and Married, who has arrived late because he was in an act of party in León, although his agenda has changed to overtake his noon intervention to First hour of the morning and be able to be accompanying the policemen.
"If we are not on top of this reform, Spain will involve, above all, in freedom and security," Ayuso said. "A resentful minority can not question the security of all Spaniards and delegitimize the work carried out by our security forces and bodies, to which we owe so much. It is the law of the jungle, from the fort against the weak".
The leader of Vox, Santiago Abascal, who has also charged "against a law approved by the Government with all the enemies of Spain and the constitutional order" and the person responsible for citizens, inés arranged, among other leaders of These political formations.
"I am here because the attack that this government is doing to the police and civil guard is one of the most serious things I have seen," has expressed an agent named José Antonio, 57, who goes with a flag of Spain knotted to the neck. "What is happening is a shame, it is never seen," Antonia, 51, signed up. "They want to put the police below the offender," Marina said, 43, said.
The concentrations that preceded the multitudinous demonstration of this Saturday started last Wednesday with the presence in Madrid of Married, Abascal and the deputy spokesperson of CS, Edmundo Bal.
Despite the initial discrepancies between unions and associations, finally all the groups representative of the State Security Forces have decided to go to the march sponsored by Jusapol, the Association born in 2018 and from which Jupol and Jucil, the two organizations currently arise. With more representation in the councils of the National Police and the Civil Guard.
Date Of Update: 27 November 2021, 08:45
