Thousands protest in Spain over possible amnesty for Catalan separatists

#Thousandsprotest #Spainpossible #amnestyCatalan Six years ago, at least 40,000 people gathered Madrid on Sunday to protest a possible amnesty people who participated in a failed edition for Catalan independence and who have put Spain the worst political crisis decades. The separatist problem of an amnesty appeared in July after the general election. Despite his victory, PP, led by Alberto Núñez Feijóo, is very fortunate to secure the support of parliamentary support to create a new government during congress vote this week. Instead, the figures prefer Psoe, directed by acting Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.Year ago, he fled Spain to avoid arrest his role on the brain of unilateral and illegal pressure for independence. Puigdemont insisted that his support would be conditional in giving him forgiveness, and hundreds of other Catalans sought by the Spanish Court for attempt to leave. Sánchez, who forgave the nine Catalan independence leaders, who were sentenced to separatist pushing two years ago, refused to exclude everything. PP organizing the rally on Sunday, while continuing to 60,000, the central government has attracted 40,000 people to Madrid. In his speech to the crowd, Feijóo accused Sánchez of “lack of moral and political integrity” and insulting Spanish democracy. Feijóo said “Left amnesties live together, losing as normalization and winning.”Voters said Sánchez would take responsibility if he had to go back to polls for the election at beginning of next year. Feijóo, referring to congress vote of this week, said, 'Even if cost prime minister, argue that Spain is a democracy of free and equal people, ”he said“ I will not be prime minister, but do it, but Spain a free, equal and honorable Spain." At the beginning of this week, Sánchez criticized PP for what he calls “apocalypse prophecies, and took care to avoid an amnesty clearly mentioned. Speaking in Catalonia on Sunday, Prime Minister emphasized his commitment to equality and added that all the social, economic and environmental progress made by his administration will be threatened by a PP government on far -right. PP, who once rejected VOX because it was a “fear, anger, anger revenge party ,, returned to his objections and formed a series of municipalities regional coalitions with his party in recent years. Sánchez said on Sunday “If there is a broken equality, the equality between men and women who are in danger due to agreements between PP and Vox.”