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The Government delegate in the Community of Madrid, José Manuel Franco, ensures that guaranteeing public health is essential in the caceroladas against the Government that have been repeated for days in Núñez de Balboa and have spread to various parts of the region. “We cannot allow crowds to occur”, He has pointed out, to emphasize that if they “meet the safety standards”, it will be studied if they are allowed.
Franco has also referred to the use of the flag of Spain that is made in these protests, and has opined that “the best gesture of patriotism is to ensure the health of the Spanish.” “The flag represents us all,” he said in an interview on Antena.
Asked how many people have been identified and sanctioned for breaching the state of alarm in these casseroles, José Manuel Franco has encrypted them andn “more than 40” only in the Núñez de Balboa area, the full Salamanca neighborhood.
Almeida asks to respect the distance
For his part, the Mayor of Madrid, José Luis Martínez-Almeida, has assured this Tuesday that it is “difficult to determine” whether the protesters on Núñez de Balboa street keep the safety distance required by the coronavirus pandemic, since they “circulate” and “often cross paths.” Almeida sees “difficult to determine” whether pan protesters are keeping their distance security because they “circulate”
“There is an intensive presence of State Security Forces and Corps, which are the ones that must say whether they are respected or not, people circulate and often cross paths, it is difficult to determine … but It is not convenient to stigmatize those who protest and even more so for their class. All Spaniards have the right to protest. The dangerous thing is to stigmatize both the protests and who protests, “he indicated in an interview on TVE.
The alderman, who has not been in any of these casseroles, has once again asked those who do so to “respect the alarm rules. In addition, he pointed out that this is” a movement of society “and that no party should arrogate these mobilizations.
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