Díaz defends the impact on women of his labor policy and PP censors the "destruction" of feminism for the 'yes is yes'

The popular ones denounce that the progressive bench is "mute" for the plot of 'Tito Berni'

MADRID, 8 Mar. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The second vice president, Yolanda Díaz, has defended the positive impact of the Government's labor policy on women while the PP has denounced that they have been left unprotected with "legislative outrages" such as the Law only 'yes is yes', in addition to "destroying "feminism.

During the control session of the Government in Congress, the popular deputy Belén Hoyo has been very critical of the also head of Labor, which she has reproached for having remained "mute", like the deputies of the allies of the Executive, before the 'Tito Berni' case, alluding to the 'Mediator' plot, which used women when resorting to prostitution for its activities.

Moreover, he has directly accused Díaz of having "double standards" for having supported the former leader of Compromís Mónica Oltra, when she has been accused of "covering up the abuses" of her ex-husband against a young ward.

Hoyo has influenced the tensions of the Government, aggravated by the reform of the Law 'only yes is yes', to wonder if there is anything left to coordinate in the coalition of PSOE and Unidas Podemos and charges against the "serious setback" that his program implies legislature riddled with "occurrences".

For all this, the PP deputy has demanded that the progressive bench "break the feminism cards now", which she has branded as "posturing", when there have already been 74 releases of "rapists and pedophiles" and another 740 will be released before for that "legislative outrage".

"Stop deceiving women. They do not protect women, they put them in danger. They do not defend feminism but rather destroy it. Do we have something to celebrate this 8M?", he launched.

In contrast, the second vice president has prescribed calm to the PP parliamentarian to respect women and has made ugly that the PP has opposed feminist advances "to infinity", after opposing the laws of divorce, abortion or regulations against gender violence.

In addition, he has recalled by way of reproach the cry of the former PP deputy Andrea Fabra when she shouted 'fuck them' before cuts in unemployment.

Faced with this, he has defended that he is proud of the progressive government and that he is old enough to boast of "how much one is a feminist", to later state that the labor policies undertaken have achieved that 9.4 million women are employed, a number never seen in the country.

It has also boasted that the increase in the interprofessional minimum wage has reduced the wage gap between men and women by 3.7 points, together with a six-point drop in the temporary employment rate for women, below the European average. Finally, he highlighted that the average pension received by women exceeds 1,000 euros, an increase of 34%.