To the Socialist mayor of Seville, Antonio Muñoz, You didn’t seem to like it too much OKDIARY Andalusia I asked him about him Tito Berni and the ‘Mediator Case’. After being questioned by a reporter from this newspaper about it, the mayor’s hateful look says it all; he waits a few seconds, and answers absolutely what he wants: “The manifestation of equality is turning out to be very powerful and very satisfying.”
After his evasion to talk about the ‘Mediator Case’, We insist that it is related to the Women’s Day with the use of women by several socialist deputies, among them the Tito Berni. “Today it’s not playing, it’s not playing,” he replies before shooting another unpleasant look at the reporter.
After that, his press officer assures that he is not going to make statements because “today he is accompanying the movement feminist». “Good ways not to talk (of the ‘Mediator Case’)”, we tell. “We have not paid attention to the media because we have a little respect,” says the press officer of the socialist mayor of Seville, who concludes: “It is that if we speak, the associations will cut our throats.” I’m sure it’s because of the associations and not because of the shame that Antonio Munoz refuses to talk about a matter as serious as that of Tito Berni and the other deputies who went to prostitutes the same day that they advocated in Congress for “abolishing prostitution.”
It should also be noted that in Seville there have been two demonstrations: the one called by Can at 6:30 p.m., in Torre Pelli, and the one called by the PSOE and unions like CCOO and UGT, in Plaza Nueva at 7:30 p.m. this Wednesday, March 8, Women’s Day. A division that, moreover, has been reflected in this second call, in which hundreds of feminists have cried out against the «misogynist» Irene Montero and her Law of ‘only yes is yes’.
