Shortly before noon, multiple groups gathered in the square to protest the amnesty law.Proceed to the Esplanade at the San Francisco Municipal Auditorium, to show their rejection of Pedro Sánchez’s agreement with the independentists and their opposition to the future amnesty law.
Spanish flag, slogan poster such as “Pedro Sanchez and Puigdemont jailed”“Otegui, you are a murderer” or shouting “You are not the president, you are a criminal”, Reference to Government President Pedro Sánchezare some protest messages launched by protesters.
exist Ourensethe reservation location is moved to Municipal Auditorium Unable to convene Main square.The reason is that the dates and times when the Popular Party launched protests across Spain coincided with Popular Ethnicities in San Martino. The popular competition also forced the closure of several roads in the city for almost the entire morning.
Reading of Louis Mena’s Manifesto
During the activity, Ourense Provincial Council President Luis MenoThe declaration was read out amid chants of “Long live democracy, long live freedom, long live the Constitution.”
Meno addressed the gathered crowd, surrounded by attendees who held signs reading “Spain Stands” while waving Spanish flags.
this Words by Louis Meno After learning the details of the grant agreement between Spain’s Socialist Workers Party and the coalition government, they underlined their complete opposition to amnesty. “For equality, dignity, justice, coexistence and diversity, in every corner of our territory, we say No privilege, no insult, no amnesty”, Meno emphasized.
Amid the applause of the attendees, surrounded by numerous Spanish symbols and Galician flags, Meno emphasized that Spain is a country with centuries of history, He has never been silent about inequality and will not remain silent He always knew how to overcome inequalities: “When Catalan separatism strikes a blow against the constitution and coexistence, and we will do it again, because they were the first to try again, it is our duty, or our president’s, to stop it,” Mena said.
Likewise, Meno mentioned constitution ratified 45 years ago, stressing that the adoption of this Magna Carta “makes us an example to the whole world that, despite the attacks on our Magna Carta, we will do so again.”
A group of people in front of the headquarters of the Socialist Workers Party
a group of protestersThen proceed to the PSOE headquarters in Ourense.about about 60 people They gathered in front of the Socialist headquarters and expressed their rejection of the agreement reached with the Socialist Workers Party committee that would have facilitated the appointment of Pedro Sánchez as president of the government.
Attendees stood at this point, chanting their rejection and objecting to Sanchez’s presence: “Sanchez, you felon, go to jail.”
Ourense joins protests across Spain
🇪🇸 We Galicians unite against amnesty and defend the equality of all Spaniards.
🗓️ Sunday, November 12 | 12:00 PM.
📍 Fly to Coruña | Hardins de Mendez Nunez
📍 Lugo | Before government assignment
📍 Ourense | Esplanade Auditorium… pic.twitter.com/erBvgWmHKf
— PP from Galicia (@ppdegalicia) November 7, 2023
The People’s Party had called for protests All over Spain this Sunday Protests against amnesty and Pedro Sanchez’s agreement with pro-independence parties.
As announced by PPP leaders, the protests Alberto Nunez Fejowill be held in the Spanish provincial capital at 12:00 noon.
PPdeG has an estimated 30,000 attendees
By itself, PPdeG is larger than 30,000 attendees Protests in four Galician provincial capitals.
Coruña, Lugo, Ourense and Pontevedra. everything at once.Galicia did not give up pic.twitter.com/1TBJuD1V18
— Alfonso Rueda (@AlfonsoRuedaGal) November 12, 2023
According to popular Galician saying, Coruña and Pontevedra are the most crowdedMore than 10,000 people attended the Mendez Nunez Garden and Plaza Peregrina.
The event in Pontevedra was attended by Xunta and PPdeG President Alfonso Rueda.