Who is the current political class, are those who are there enjoying privileges such as salaries, houses paid for by the public treasury, golden pensions, the only thing we ask of that political class at this point is not to do anything else, no You touch nothing because far from solving people's problems what you are doing is creating problems for people.
They promote tension, division, and apparently want to return to the third decade of the 20th Century, you are wishing for it, after the embarrassing spectacle that occurred at the headquarters of popular sovereignty, with those screams and threats from a president of the government.
And if that were not enough, this crowd wants to take their “privileges” to the streets and now we have already seen on Génova Street a crowd protesting against Ayuso at the headquarters of the popular party, well now some went to Ferraz Street, the police took tear gas, he took out his batons and beat him up, something that I have not seen on Génova Street, when they went to Ferraz. I want to remember that the police device fenced off the entrances to I don't know how many meters from the Popular Party Headquarters while Here what we have seen is the protesters right in front of the popular party.
And let no one come to me telling me that I defend one or the other, the reality is the same whoever says it, when the protests were in ferraz the police prevented from minute one people from getting closer to I don't know how many meters from the Psoe Headquarters , but when it is the PP headquarters you can get right in front of the door anyone can see the images of the Ferraz protests that go back I don't know how many meters away from the headquarters and anyone can see the Genoa protests right in front.
What does the government delegation do? If it's the Ferraz, come on, you have to protest at the country house and if it's in Genova, like if you go up to the fifth floor, and be careful, I'm not depending on the PP. For me, PSOE and PP are very similar, I'm talking. of the protests and how the police, government delegate and others act depending on who they are protesting or against who they are protesting.
Some will say that there was no violence on Génova Street. Of course, if they let you get close to the kitchen, what was on Ferraz Street is outrageous, because they were surrounded, because they were blocked, encapsulated and separated, I don't know how many. meters from the headquarters, if they had let them stand in front as they did in Genoa, then nothing would have happened anyway.
So this thing that depending on which headquarters you go to, the police beat you up and encapsulate you and send you 400 or 500 meters away from the area and they prohibit access to the street, while if it is on Genova Street the images are all there. You can see right in front of it door by door, this is the beginning of a lawless country using justice as a political weapon, Spain in decline.
