Il leader del VOX Barcelona Javier Ortega Smith. Oggi, il giorno della Costituzione, il partito di estrema destra VOX chiede di riempire le strade, contro il 'governo traitoso' di Pedro Sánchez che 'attacca' contro l'ordine costituzionale 'e in difesa della Spagna, il re e la libertà degli spagnoli. Il partito guidato da Santiago Abascal ha confermato questo lunedì l'appello per le concentrazioni di fronte alle sale di tutta la Spagna, la data in cui il referendum 1978 in cui l'attuale Magna carta è stato approvato è commemorato. All'atto ha partecipato il leader della formazione a Barcellona e del Th

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The Leader of VOX Barcelona Javier Ortega Smith. Today on the day of the Constitution the far-right party VOX calls to fill the streets, against the "traitorous government" of Pedro Sánchez that "attacks" against the constitutional order "and in defense of Spain, the King and the freedom of the Spanish. The party led by Santiago Abascal confirmed this Monday the call for concentrations in front of the Town Halls of all Spain, the date on which the 1978 referendum in which the current Magna Carta was approved is commemorated. The act was attended by the leader of training in Barcelona and of the party's secretary general, Javier Ortega Smith and Rocio Monasterio, in Madrid, and has included the reading of several articles of the Constitution that Vox considers threatened by the current coalition government, as well as a manifesto entitled "In defense of constitutional legality." Vox warns that it will not allow the "Government of Pedro Sánchez, Pablo Iglesias and Arnaldo Otegi" to "implement their new totalitarian regime" and accuses the Coalition executive, "committed to separatism and the successors of ETA", to seek "to destroy the Crown, symbol of the unity and permanence of Spain, and our constitutional system. The manifesto recalls that the 6-D commemorates "the sovereign decision of the Spanish people to give continuity to our History and take the Parliamentary Monarchy as a guarantee of unity, coexistence and prosperity" to warn that "all these pillars are threatened by a traitorous government that, supported by separatists and terrorists, intends to end our constitutional system to replace it with a new regime". (Photo by Alberto Sibaja/Pacific Press)

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