HE LGBTI Pride DayAt a time when the government pact between the People’s Party and Vox, which took place this Wednesday, continues to be the subject of debate and the judgments of the parties are questioned, it has served the left to repress the right. extreme right-wing formations, such as removing rainbow flags from the front lines of institutions or suppressing the Equality departments where they have accessed the government. Given this, PSPV-PSOE and Compromís have carried the LGTBI flag in their offices in the Valencian Parliament. The People’s Party did the same at the entrance. Alicante County Council, an institution headed by Carlos Mazón, the future president of Consell. In fact, the popular leader stated that “under no circumstances” would there be a backlash in this area in the Valencian Community.
PSPV and Compromís hung the LGTBI flag from the windows of their offices in the parliamentary groups building. cuts, in order to reaffirm its commitment to the collective’s rights. In a Twitter message that also implied the President of the Autonomous Assembly, the Socialists claimed that “We will always continue to defend the right to love whoever you want, against those who try to sabotage the rights of the LGBTI people.” , Llanos Masso, from Vox. “For the first time since 2015, Parliament is not displaying the Flag of Honor as a measure of support and to make the group visible,” complained Joan Baldoví of Ombudsman Compromís.
Also from Alicante, the future president of the Generalitat, Carlos Mazonconfirmed that there will be “no way” backbiting in terms of LGTBI rights. Asked about the possible intentions of the future Council and ultras to backtrack in this area, which he will share with Vox, Mazón was blunt: “Under no circumstances, never.” Also in Alicante, vice president of the Generalitat, Ximo PuigStating that they would “radically confront those who want to limit freedom” from PSPV, he argued that they would not be willing to “lock people in closets” again.