The PSOE has asked the PP and "its allies of the neo-fascist extreme right" to condemn the attacks on socialist headquarters, as well as the cries "against the Constitution, the head of State, the president of the Government and in favor of the dictator Franco that are repeated in rallies" against the amnesty.
Socialist sources have condemned the "attacks" that they claim are being suffered by PSOE headquarters "throughout the entire Spanish geography."
The headquarters of the PSOE of Castilla y León woke up this Monday with its door covered in remains of eggs, supposedly thrown over the weekend, and two party headquarters in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria have been attacked these days in the form of graffiti with insults and paint stains and eggs.
Some acts of vandalism that have been repeated in other PSOE headquarters located in the Ruzafa neighborhood of Valencia, in the Hortaleza district of Madrid and in the town of La Línea de la Concepción (Cádiz), as reported by the PSOE on social networks .
"We demand the Popular Party and its allies of the neo-fascist extreme right to condemn these attacks. Likewise, we ask them to condemn the cries against the Constitution, the Head of State, the President of the Government and in favor of the dictator Franco that are repeated in rallies. convened by far-right groups, and they even have the presence of former regional presidents of the PP," the same socialist sources have pointed out.
The Secretary of Organization of the PSOE, Santos Cerdán, has indicated in a message in responsibilities, without understanding that these acronyms are stronger than ever and are more necessary than ever.
In this way, they have referred to the concentrations called these days next to PSOE headquarters to protest against the amnesty law, such as the one held last Saturday on Ferraz Street in Madrid, which was attended by the former Madrid president Esperanza Aguirre.
These socialist sources assure that "the coercion, the threats and the shouts of 'Long live Franco' in front of the people's houses are not going to intimidate a party that in its more than 140 years of history has faced coups d'état, dictatorships and terrorism".
And they accuse the leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, of having "entered into a populist and reactionary drift that is only due to his obsession with not leaving the chair of president of the PP after his electoral failure."
