Vox hangs a new canvas in Madrid against the 'only yes is yes': "Sánchez has put hundreds of monsters on the street"

MADRID, 12 Jul. (EUROPA PRESS) -

Vox has hung a new banner in the center of Madrid on the occasion of the general elections on July 23, this time attacking the Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, on the occasion of the 'only yes is yes' law.

"Pedro Sánchez has put hundreds of monsters on the street," denounces the campaign promoted by Santiago Abascal's party along with a photograph in which a hooded man violently grabs a young woman.

Vox stands as "the only party that demands increased penalties for the aggressors of women" in this new campaign with a large canvas placed on Martínez Campos street in the capital, in the Plaza de Iglesia.

On social networks, the party completes this electoral action with a decalogue with its measures to "combat violence against women and its causes", which its political spokesman and MEP, Jorge Buxadé, already presented at a press conference last June.

Vox's proposals include support for women "victims of violence" and also for all "victims of domestic violence", especially "women, children and the elderly".

It also asks the Government to identify the rapists who have been released from prison as a result of the application of the 'only yes is yes' law and warned that it would hold the perpetrators accountable, in addition to committing to its repeal.

In the run up to 23J, Vox already installed a large canvas in the center of Madrid (in this case on Calle Alcalá) with a design in which it threw away the LGTBI flag, the Catalan independence movement, the communist and logos of the feminist movement and the 2030 Agenda.

The Madrid Zone Electoral Board agreed to require the party to withdraw it because it installed it before the official electoral campaign period, without ruling on the legality or not of its content because it was not its competence.