The Directorate of the Civil Guard has informed its legal services to initiate disciplinary or criminal proceedings against Jucil, after the majority association of civil guards has accused the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, of committing “the greatest crime” for amnesty proposal.
In the Ministry of the Interior they have been closely following all of Jucil's messages for some time, from where they have allowed themselves to be embraced by the Popular Party and Vox, despite the fact that the association insists on its police neutrality. However, the Interior had not censored the position of civil guard associations or national police unions.
According to ministerial sources, the association crossed all limits this Sunday with a message on The personal interest of an individual above the freedom of the Spanish people.”
A spokesperson for the department headed by Fernando Grande-Marlaska points out: "For some time now, certain associations have been called to account that have repeatedly exceeded the limits of union defense to believe themselves to be a kind of political actors, confusing the legitimate purposes of their activity and corrupting the values of the Civil Guard.”
The armed institute has made the decision considering that the message means “breaking the principle of political neutrality that binds all members of the Civil Guard,” the same ministerial sources said.
Agustín Leal, spokesman for Jucil, tells La Vanguardia that the majority association is “completely calm waiting for news,” considering that they are “the legal representatives” with the “right to freedom of expression and political criticism.” “They are not going to intimidate us,” they warn.
A message was also shared today from Jucil Vizcaya's Accompanied by a video of the act that Vox staged today in the Plaza de Colón in Madrid against the amnesty. “The real criminals for whom have sided with the amnestied.” Hours later the message has been deleted. From Jucil they explain that the person in charge of social networks did not know that DENAES, the Vox foundation, was linked to the party led by Santiago Abascal.
