A demonstration by National Socialist and Fascist groups in Madrid’s Chueca district has caused great concern especially as homophobic and racist chanting was heard.

A demonstration called for 5pm today, Saturday, September 18, in the Madrid district of Chueca, arranged by National Socialists to protest against the Government’s 2030 and 2050 Agenda, has ended up leading to a well-attended march involving also the use of homophobic and nationalist calls by the people involved in the protest.

Some of the calls heard coming from the National Socialists marchers reportedly included, ‘Out with queers from our neighbourhoods’, and, ‘Here are the Fascists’, along with a selection of nationalist chants. Videos of the march that were posted on social networks created eyebrow-raising comments in support of the marchers and their slogans. However, the Press liberals and leftists bemoaned ‘how a march of this type could ever have been given the authorisation to be staged in the first place.’

As reported by elplural.com, the protest was originally planned by the Madrid Seguro neighbourhood association, but, they are known to have been joined in the march by other Falangist, Fascist and National Socialist neo-fascist groups like Plataforma Cultural-ñ, The People for Truth, and the far-right party Spain 2000.

Chueca is famous as being Madrid’s main focal area for LGBTI Pride celebrations, along with other associations, centres, and shops that support similar themes, and even though the protest had been called to demonstrate against the 2030 and 2050 Agendas, which are globalist feel-good packages of measures designed to combat climate change, and promote technological innovation.

Press liberals complain, ‘many are wondering why a protest called by a neo-Nazi group whose beliefs are known to be directly opposed to those of the LGBTI community, should be allowed to take place in such a famous neighbourhood as Chueca.’