US EditionPp Institutionalizes Vox's Crusade Against Muslim Migrants
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The veto to the Muslim prayer in public spaces of Jumilla not only jumps from the discursive to the normative, but also opens the focus of the remark: they are no longer immigrants, but Muslims as synonym of what is not or should not be Spanish no matter how many have been born and grown in this countryHistory of a laundering: thus the PP retouched the Vox motion against Islamic acts in Jumilla to be able to approve it And suddenly, the anti-imm…
Hermann Tertsch.- “The government investigates the ‘hate speech’ of those who support the prohibition of Islamic rites in Jumilla by VOX.” From the very first moment, the ‘hate crime’ is conceived as an instrument to pursue and suppress ideas and facts that power does not want to see disseminated. And above all to stop [...]
Donostia – PSOE spokesperson Montse Mínguez yesterday accused the PP of fueling hate speech and finger-pointing in exchange for votes, stressing that its leader, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, doesn't care about "institutionalizing racism and Islamophobia" if it means "seducing" Vox voters in order to come to power.
"For a stubbornness of Sánchez we have become a unreliable partner for the US and the EU. Sánchez has endangered the interests of all Spaniards." "We are very tired of all those who intend to keep telling women how they should be dressed; how they should act." "Something happened, for the PNV to say whether it used as ambassador to support the PSOE a man who is at the center of a corrupt plot." More information: The PP defends that "it is false …
Vox does not rule in any autonomy, but exercises great power over the Popular Party. Proof of this is that the only councillor who has the formation of Santiago Abascal in Jumilla, a town in Murcia, has succeeded in getting the popular to approve a motion that vetoes celebrations of Islamic acts, which has solidified the Muslim community.The controversy, far from remaining in a local matter, has erupted directly in the national direction of the …
The spokesperson of the PSOE, Montse Mínguez, has accused the PP of feeding hate speech and speech in exchange for votes and has addressed directly to the leader of the popular, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, who "is equally concerned with institutionalizing racism and Islamophobia" if it succeeds in "seducing" the Vox voter to come to power. According to Mínguez, "this mix, this PP-Vox tandem" is the one that is promoting these hate speech, in reference…
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