Abandoned by the Marxist Left more recently notorious for avoiding criticism of the corporates and their control of the pro-government Press the ordinary peoples of Spain are increasingly flocking back home to their right-wing homeland.

In Spain, tightly ruled by the Marxist-oriented Socialist Workers Party (PSOE) the indefinite strike of the more than 20,000 workers in the metal sector is now on its eighth day and has been viciously repressed by the Ministry of the Interior led by Fernando Grande-Marlaska.

The Spanish workers, who are demanding an update and an increase in salaries, are being supported by the leader of VOX, Santiago Abascal. The charismatic leader who is courting the ethic-nationalists of Hungary, France and Italy affirms that the workers’ struggle is ‘the legitimate claim of a province that has been condemned to misery by the Marxist regime.’ 

Instead of listening to their demands, Marlaska offers abandonment and repression. The only possible solution is the reindustrialisation of the (Cadiz) Bay and the protection of workers, ‘he said.

Thus, Abascal has avowed that the images of Cádiz with the ‘tank’, the BMR (Armoured Media on Wheels) vehicle used by the Police, ‘portray the Left’s betrayal of the workers.’

‘They have thrown their fake worker’s flags to the ground. Now they only offer them colourful, snobbish speeches, agendas contrary to their interests and repression. Against abandonment, the only solution is reindustrialisation’, added Abascal.

Sources from the Ministry of the Interior have indicated that the use of the ‘military police tank’ is a resource of these specialised units that are activated according to the criteria of the police chiefs in charge of the operations. 

In the Spain Agenda, VOX denounces that the national industry is experiencing critical moments ‘harassed by a disastrous economic policy, unfair competition and an irresponsible ecological transition.’

Thus, he recalls that in Spain ‘there are misery wages and unacceptable unemployment because everyone’s work supports the welfare state of politicians.’

In this sense, he advocates reindustrialising the nation to protect companies that have their headquarters and pay taxes in Spain, and support their international expansion. Source

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