Sumar took advantage of the celebration on Saturday, July 15. Pride day in the city of Alicante to raise their political demands on this issue. This coalitionConsisting of Compromís and Sumar formations, it has expressed its firm will to continue. To defend the rights and freedoms of the LGTBI collective, Promote the policies necessary to ensure and maintain the well-being of the collective fight against any setbacks.
Number two on the Add to Congress list, Imma Orozco, recalled the impulse given in the last two legislatures. Botanical with “leading policies” on the rights and freedoms LGTBI community, and he used the phrase “we want to continue” on this issue as of 23J. promoting these policies from the central governmentand moreover, if you know why we can oppose this government with the shame we left in the Land of Valencia”.
Alicante Congress list chairman Txema Guijarro said Alicante has been “despite the backlash” since his candidacy. To add “We will keep moving forward, no matter who puts pressure on us to continue to win more and new rights.” a conquest “in the ballot box, in the institutions and on the streets” and what he wants in this regard”defending trans law and the fact that many people waiting for such a measure by other parties on the left did not have the courage to pass laws in favor of minorities”.
Likewise, Guijarro underlined that Sumar’s candidacy in the Alicante constituency is playing for the second seat. “I am talking about tens, maybe hundreds of votes with a few votes” with vox Therefore, he insisted that there was a “very private struggle” taking place in that seat, which “implies that there is a doubly useful vote here, not only to bring progressive policies to Madrid, but also to stifle fascism, to cover it up.” ”
The top of the Valencia roster, Águeda Micó, wanted to attend election day. pride in Alicantestates that it is a day he describes as “extremely important for mobilizing the whole world” and that Sumar is a political project that puts “over all the rights of the people”. Then, Micó emphasized the need to create “a common social agenda, participation and collaboration with the entire LGTBI community, accompanied by social movements, institutions and political parties”,
And aside, Micó pointed to another “fundamental and very important issue”, for example “all authorities public administration and its forces and state security forces to be Educated in LGTBI subjectsThus, they are aware that it is extremely important to protect the rights and freedoms of any person, regardless of their sexual orientation. They are above any manifestation of hatred.” he stated.
Finally, Senate candidate Llum Quiñonero stated:The possibility of continuing to move forward in rights and freedoms or going back, putting us all back in the closet, lies before us.”, pointing to the balcony of the Alicante Town Hall and with the absence of the rainbow flag “it is not only the symbol, but also what it means behind it. a LGTBI area of the municipal government disappeared and even disappeared equality area”.