This government subcommittee And Alicante Town Hall welcomed ways this Tuesday rallies of disgust from the sexist murder of a woman Antella (Valencia). HE Carlos González, Government Representative in Alicanteand their heads National Police and Civil GuardAmong other participants, he held a minute’s silence to condemn the crime and in memory of the murdered woman.
At the door of the town hall, the mayor and Members of all municipal groups, including Vox The City Council also recalled in a statement that they held a minute’s silence as a sign of condemnation for this crime, which was “particularly dramatic as it occurred in the presence of the victim’s youngest son.”
These concentrations were also repeated in other districts of the province. Valencian Federation of Municipalities and Provinces He had summoned all local companies to concentrate on this event in the Valencian Community.
On the other hand, Pilar Bernabé, government delegate in the Community of ValenciaShe presided over a moment of silence held at the gates of Palau del Temple, the headquarters of the Government Delegation, which rejected the latest case of sexist violence in the town of Antella.
At the end of the law, the Government delegate indicated that he “rejected and condemned” this new case of sexist violence. “all support for family and friends” your victim
Bernabé, gender-based violencea social scourge that devastates womenthat must be fought, and that it must be named”. The delegate stated that “you cannot return to a social consensus and 1,212 women killed in Spain since 2003for them, their families, and those mourning their deaths”. We cannot break the social consensus with an absurd denial that does not answer the truth,” he said. Gender-based violence, said the delegate, “kills women because they are women. Deceptions, lies, laying down banners are not worth confronting institutions with a social consensus that has existed for decades.
with this situation sexist violenceThe number of women killed by their husbands and ex-spouses in the Community of Valencia has risen to 2 so far this year and to 28 across Spain.