Singing and mockingly, hailing a man dressed as a bullfighter. This is how the four Vox councilors celebrated today in the Valencia City Council in the Plaza de la Virgen the historic rejection of the motion of support for 8-M, an institutional declaration on International Women’s Day that has not been approved for the first time. time this year.
The video of the scene was broadcast by the Vox spokesperson in Valencia, Juan Manuel Bádenas, on his X account with the following message: “This is how the 4 of VOX celebrate today our commitment to Spain and the Constitution so that a motion can progress, sectarian and discriminatory like that of 8M has not been approved for the first time by the Valencia City Council. Thank you Francisco, ‘Charly’, for bringing joy and music to the streets of Valencia.”
Vox’s message has generated a barrage of criticism on social networks. Thus, the socialist spokesperson, Sandra Gómez, has also pointed out on network .
The spokesperson for Compromís, Papi Robles, has also shown her indignation, who on this social network has pointed out that “it is shameful and disgusting that they make fun of women and their rights. Our neighbors deserve a government that promotes equality and respect”.
The differences between the different groups have made it impossible for an agreement to be reached in the morning and the two motions presented, one by the PP and the other by PSPV, have remained on the table.
The original proposal of the PP, which tried to reach a consensus with PSPV and Compromís, focused this year on the figure of the female athlete, but Vox has expressed its objection. Badenas has distanced himself from his government partner, arguing that they are based on the constitutional principles that regulate equality between men and women.
