About twenty people carried out this Monday afternoon an escrache to José Luis Ábalos, ministers of Transport, Mobility and Urban Agenda of the Government, in the house where he lives in the north of Madrid. Ábalos, who is also PSOE Organizing Secretary, was not at the house at the time. According to several witnesses, some of those who have carried out the escrache have confronted the minister’s wife and daughter when they returned home.
Several days ago, some messages on Twitter asked to attend this protest in front of the house of the Number Three of the PSOE. They gave date and time and address. The program State of alarm, which is broadcast on YouTube and in which journalists Carlos Cuesta, Cristina Seguí and Javier Negre participate, also announced a few days ago where the home of the Minister of Transport is located. This program was born with the objective of “dismantling the government from the hoax”.
The escrache coincides with the protests and caceroladas in various neighborhoods of Madrid and other cities in Spain against the coalition government of the PSOE and United We Can. This Monday, for example, some 200 people have gone to Ferraz street, where the national headquarters of the socialist party is, to ask for the resignation of the President of the Executive, Pedro Sánchez. And around half a thousand protesters have attended the Paseo de la Habana in Madrid, located in the El Viso neighborhood, the richest in Spain, with a per capita income of 42,818 euros in 2016, according to the National Institute of Statistics (INE ). The leaders of the Vox Rocío Monasterio, leader of the party in the Community of Madrid, and Ivan Espinosa de los Monteros, spokesman in Congress for the formation of the far-right, have attended this concentration.
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