Vox refuses to commemorate the Constitution with those who "clip" it

MADRID, 5 Dic. (EUROPA PRESS) -

Vox refuses to commemorate Constitution Day this Tuesday with those who believe that they "ciscate" every day in it, as they are in their opinion PSOE and United We Can from the Government and all their "separatist" partners.

At a press conference, the vice president of Vox Jorge Buxadé has reviewed numerous articles of the Magna Carta that denounces that the Government of Pedro Sánchez fails to comply "systematically". "Vox is not going to be part of that farce", he has made it clear regarding the act that is held annually in Congress on the occasion of Constitution Day.

In exchange, he has announced that his parliamentary spokesman, Iván Espinosa de los Monteros, will be together with several deputies at the gates of the Lower House, but will not be part of the institutional act.

"The Constitution enshrined respect for the dignity of the person, fundamental rights, law and order; all of this has been and is systematically violated by the Government," he denounced. Spain and the unity of the homeland and the Spanish".

As he recalled, there are several articles and parts of the Magna Carta that "Vox does not like", but nevertheless the party has committed to its defense. "And they are not," he accused, "the PSOE is the enemy of democracy and the enemy of the freedom of the Spaniards because it has handed over the government to separatism and the claims of globalists."

He has also criticized the celebration of Andalusianism this December 4 by the president of the Board, Juan Manuel Moreno, and has explained that Vox is committed to "the unity of the Spaniards" and not to ideologies that divide it.

"The feelings of feeling Andalusian, Galician, Catalan or Valencian are good and noble when they are framed within a more powerful, more spiritual feeling, which is that of being Spanish," he claimed.

In addition, he has denounced the actions that "restrict" the "freedom" of Vox members, recalling the episodes experienced last week in Congress after the intervention of several of its deputies.

Buxadé has included the social network Twitter in this space and has echoed the complaints of its director, Elon Musk, regarding the possibility that the company influenced the electoral campaigns of the United States (in favor of Joe Biden) or of Brazil in favor of Lula da Silva.

"We are facing a real scandal that proves the impunity with which these large technology companies are acting and manipulating public opinion and electoral processes," he denounced, recalling that the Vox account on Twitter or YouTube has also been suspended on occasion .

For Buxadé, it is an "obvious manifestation of globalism" and how "political, economic and media elites" come together to "undermine the freedom of peoples." "They are true enemies of democracy, freedom and political pluralism in nations," she insisted.