Podemos denounces that the "harassment" and "political violence" against Montero has no comparison with any other leader

He accuses Vox of continuing with his strategy of "infamy", "insults" and "hate" but he does not distract them: they will continue to govern to give certainty

MADRID, 28 Nov. (EUROPA PRESS) -

Podemos has denounced this Monday that the Minister of Equality, Irene Montero, has been suffering "systematic harassment" for years with the sole objective of retiring from politics, a situation of "political violence" that does not have, in her opinion, an example in any other leader.

He has also accused Vox of continuing its strategy of "infamy", "hate", "insults" and "execrable political violence" after the references to Montero during the event he organized yesterday, but that this drift will not distract them from what "important" as it is to "widen" rights and give certainty, from the Government, to Spanish society.

This was stated at a press conference by the state co-spokespersons of the purple formation, Pablo Fernández and Alejandra Jacinto, to transfer their support to the Minister of Equality and assess the party's response, as well as representatives of the feminist movement, to the event last Saturday to clothe her

As for the statements by the leader of Vox, Santiago Abascal, criticizing that he "victimizes himself with Montero's little act", after the accusations against Vox of exercising political violence, Fernández has indicated that those attacks that "do not have a place in Spanish society", while they are dedicated to transforming the country and giving stability, with the recent approval of the "most social in history" General State Budget (PGE).

For his part, Jacinto has emphasized that Montero is the target of this "political violence" not only for being Minister of Equality, but for being a "woman, young and feminist", to add that he has suffered "harassment" for a long time at the gates from his house, with the intention of making him leave the Government. "There is no comparable example", she has riveted herself.

In turn, he celebrated that on Saturday, during the act 'For all. With all of them, feminist groups stood up against the drift of the extreme right, which wants to "cancel" the political adversary, something that is only the "tip of the iceberg" of a campaign to try to "finish off" Montero.

"The whole of society is aware of this dangerous spiral if we allow the ultra-right to continue crossing red lines and political violence against women is normalized," added the spokesperson for United We Can in the Madrid Assembly.

Consequently, he has affirmed that this drift is fought with "more rights" and that "defending Irene Montero is defending feminist advances and democracy." Therefore, she has thanked the support of various Latin American leaders and figures such as former socialist president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero.

Meanwhile, Fernández stressed that on Tuesday the Family Law, promoted by Minister Ione Belarra, will be approved by the Council of Ministers, which fulfills the promise of expanding support for the various forms of family nuclei, as well as deploying new rights such as a permit paid to care for family members.

He has also highlighted that the new public accounts visualize that the coalition Executive is a "source of stability", compared to the governments of the right, and that it has made progress although, on occasions, its socialist partners have aroused initial resistance.

In this way, he has praised the Government's ability to create broad consensus and has called for taking care of the progressive majority, which generates certainty and pushes to achieve greater social protection initiatives.