Olona says that all cultures are not respectable and that some should be fought "above all"

Warns that what happened in Saint-Denis will be reproduced in Spain: The police say so, warning that in other countries there are 'no go' zones

MADRID, 31 May. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The Vox candidate for the Presidency of the Andalusian Government, Macarena Olona, ​​has transferred this Tuesday that all cultures are not respectable and that some must be fought "above all". This has been pronounced in relation to the incidents that occurred in the Champions League final this Saturday in Saint-Denis (Paris) that caused a delay in the start of the match because fans tried to access the stadium without tickets, in addition to robberies and violence in the surroundings of the facilities.

"We have seen subjects of North African origin and we have seen African subjects who were the authors of the attacks", he pointed out in an interview on Telecinco, collected by Europa Press, in which he assured that this "is not criminalizing" and does not have to do with racism because "it has nothing to do with race or nationality".

He has pointed out that what has been seen in France will be reproduced in Spain "in a few years". "The police forces say it, they are warning us how in other countries there are authentic 'no go' zones because the agents can no longer enter to ensure security," she pointed out.

Thus, he has charged against the "imposed policy" that allows "foreign subjects to arrive in Spain without knocking on the door, unlike all those legal immigrants who come to raise up the homeland."

In an Andalusian key, the Vox candidate has assured that she wants safe neighborhoods, in addition to "putting an end to a so-called illegal immigration effect" and that it has a direct effect with the increase in crime.

"In this legislature, the Andalusian Parliament has approved a law that includes that menas have a right of preferential access when they reach the age of majority and until they reach 25 years of age to housing and public aid to achieve emancipation. It is a right paid by all Andalusians", he criticized.