The tenth day of this Tuesday of concentrations and casseroles at different points of Madrid It has been marked by an extensive police device that has avoided the closure of Calle Ferraz, headquarters of the PSOE, or the confrontation between groups In the town of Alcorcón.
And it is that day by day the traditional applause at 20:00 is fading for the restrooms who fight against the pandemic, while the casseroles are organized in different parts of the capital.
The day of this Tuesday is preceded by the political confrontation with crossing of declarations between the president of Vox, Santiago Abascal, and the Second Vice President of the Government and Secretary General of Podemos, Pablo Iglesias.
Abascal called for the saucepans to sound “more than ever” and for the government to listen to the “clamor” of the citizens in the face of a “dictatorship camouflaged by alarm”.
Iglesias: “No one knows where it ends”
For his part, Iglesias expressed his concern that the tension that has led some to demonstrate in front of his house or that of Minister Ábalos is widespread and warned: “This is known where it begins but not where it ends.”
This Tuesday in Galapagar, a section of the street where the house of Iglesias is located, and Minister Irene Montero, has been cut to traffic by agents of the Civil Guard.
On Monday, security was reinforced in the vicinity of the chalet, according to sources from the Armed Institute. Both this Tuesday and the previous days the protests have been settled without incident in Galapagar.
One more day, the street of Núñez de Balboa, In the Madrid district of Salamanca, it was one of the most popular places for protesters, where the protests began.
Agents deployed on the spot took data from one of the representatives of Resistance Movement, organizers of the call.
However the Havana walk This Tuesday was the area where the most people gathered, several hundred, including a banner with the flag of Spain and the word “freedom”.
The extensive police device has prevented that in front of the headquarters of the PSOE in Ferraz street, the protesters, about two hundred, closed the traffic as in the previous two days.
At all times, the agents have required these people to circulate on the sidewalks and not stay standing near the socialist headquarters.
In other areas such as Montecarmelo, Sanchinarro, Pinar de Chamartín, Aravaca and in peripheral municipalities such as Arganda, Majadahonda, Las Rozas or Pozuelo, tranquility has reigned and the number of attendees has decreased compared to other days.
Other neighborhoods in Madrid have lived the day with tranquility such as Plaza de Colón, Vallecas or Villaverde.
Tension in Alcorcón
The only moment of tension that has been experienced in these protests has been in the town of Alcorcón where there was a verbal confrontation between the members of the pan and another opposing group.
The City Council of this municipality decreed the closure of the Plaza de los Príncipes de España, the place where the rally is organized, to avoid crowds and to avoid confrontations. However, the police action managed to prevent the incidents from escalating.
In recent times these protests have been reproduced in other parts of the Spanish geography such as Toledo, Navarra or Murcia, where they have been concentrated in the Plaza de Santa Catalina carrying Spanish flags and with the anthem in the background, since last weekend.
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