Santiago Abascal spoke with this phrase at the presentation of
We will never give in to the nationalists.”Vox regarding the sovereignty challenge in Catalonia. Now, the new party wants to consolidate that message by starting the electoral campaign in Catalonia. It will be at a rally that will be held in Barcelona this Thursday. As El Confidencial Digital has learned , the event will take place at the Atenea Hotel in Barcelona, and will begin at seven in the afternoon. Alejo Vidal-Quadras , new leader of Vox after his departure from the PP, will be the protagonist of the rally. The vice president of the European Parliament will be accompanied by Santiago Abascal himself and José Luis González Quirós . In addition to the three top representatives of Vox, Clemente Polo , professor of Fundamentals of Economic Analysis at the Autonomous University of Barcelona, will also be present at the conference that kicks off the campaign for the European elections ; and Ariadna Hernández , former activist of Civil Society and Democracy in Catalonia. Polo will be in charge of making the presentation of Alejo Vidal-Quadras and the rest of the Vox leaders. Hernández, for his part, will represent the group of 30 SCD members who last week decided to leave the party and join the project of the vice president of the European Parliament and Santiago Abascal.
Objective: collect the indignant vote of the PP The choice of Barcelona as the starting place for the European campaign is not a coincidence for Vox. From the formation they consider that the Government's action with respect to the separtatist challengePhone Number List of Artur Mas is causing great indignation among PP voters, who cannot find the answer they ask of Rajoy and Alicia Sánchez-Camacho. The discomfort of PP voters in Catalonia was evident on December 6, at the rally in favor of the Constitution held in Barcelona. For this reason, Vox hopes to have a great impact on next Thursday's event.The European Commission has just dealt a hard blow to Spain's claims against 'Eastside', the macro-real estate project being prepared by Gibraltar based on artificial fills in the waters of the Strait. According to the EU Environment Commissioner, the planned skyscrapers and marinas do not have any cross-border or environmental impact. Last summer, in the midst of the diplomatic crisis with Gibraltar, the Government of Mariano Rajoy demanded that the European Union investigate the possible environmental damage that the so-called ' Eastside Project ' could cause in the waters of the strait, a large real estate project that includes the construction of large skyscrapers, parks, and even a marina in Catalan Bay del Peñón.
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Spain's request delayed the sending, by the European Commission, of inspectors from Brussels to the Rock. Finally, in mid-September, they came to analyze the border controls between La Línea and the colony, but nothing was investigated about the constructions that Gibraltar wanted to carry out . Given the EU's refusal to carry out an 'in situ' study on the 'Eastside', the Government proceeded to change its strategy at the end of the year. As El Confidencial Digital has learned , the Spanish representation in Brussels decided to press the opinion of the body chaired by Dur ã o Barroso regarding the project on the colony's beaches. The objective was to relate this project to the dumping of sand on the coast of the Rock to gain land from the sea.Could the Commission indicate whether the dumping of these concrete blocks is compatible with the protection of the marine environment ? Is the Commission aware that the corresponding environmental impact assessment has been carried out? Taking into account Article 15 of Directive 2008/56/EC, what actions does the Commission intend to take ?” 2.) “According to the conservation measures approved for the Special Zone of Conservation (SAC) «Estrecho Oriental», the carrying out of filling is prohibited. These are the conservation measures required, in accordance with the provisions of Article 6, paragraph 1, of Directive 92/43/EEC on the conservation of natural habitats and of wild fauna anreached ? What legal and remedial measures will be taken to ensure that this project does not go ahead if it does not comply with EU legislation for environmental protection?” 3.) “Spain affirms that it has neither been consulted nor has relevant information about the project.
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