Human Resources deputy Alicante Provincial Council, Today, Lourdes Llopis rejected the accusations of the socialist group about the local police taking a course on domestic violence, stating that this training action has been taught with the same name and content since 2014, and said, “Therefore, the claim that Vox is intervening now is absolutely false.” design and name.
The provincial director explained that this course, like all courses organized by the Provincial Assembly, is designed every year in line with demand and in cooperation with the Provincial General Directorate. Education Unit Involvement of the agency and the professionals who deal with them, such as local police, firefighters, architects or computer scientists.
“Therefore, no political entity has or has had anything to do with the planning and preparation of this purely technical course,” he said. Llopisinsisted that the name and content were “unchanged from previous years.” A total of 20 editions were taught in these almost ten years, and more than 500 students participated “without anyone to date questioning either the name, the program, or the methodology used.”
In this sense, he pointed out that the training action ‘Police action against domestic violence’ was the 2015 Quality Award in Employment Training in the Best Teaching Material category of the National Institute of Public Administration. The program includes training on gender-based violence, domestic violence and other related crimes, as well as the procedures, regulatory framework and legislation to be carried out. police risk report. “The content, as can be seen, is completely consistent with the name of the course, without ever questioning the existence of gender violence,” the deputy responsible for education said.
“It’s a sad situation, PSPV In response to accusations made by this political group regarding Vox’s alleged influence in the design of this course, the popular MP said that “she manipulates sexist violence and uses it as a weapon, showing how little she cares about the victims in this completely opportunistic manner.” .
In this context, Llopis stated: “Both the Alicante Provincial Council and People’s Party “They have a firm, determined and demonstrable commitment to the fight against gender-based violence, while PSPV-PSOE, in the absence of proposals, confines itself to distortion, harassment and sowing uncertainty.”
Source: Informacion
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