Gabriel Rufián harshly attacks the Vox bench in the Congress of Deputies.
"You are not brave at all, you are school bullies, you have not found any group this afternoon more vulnerable than a group that arrives, that travels half the world fleeing the misery of war."
"You say you come here to collect small payments. I remind you that your boss has been a member of the Popular Party since he was 18 and is 48 years old. Some of these kids have paid more than your boss," referring to Santiago Abascal.
At a time when courage and commitment are more crucial than ever, it is imperative to reflect on the challenges faced by vulnerable communities. The current situation reveals that those who present themselves as brave are often those who benefit from the oppression of others. This critique becomes especially relevant in the context of social movements and struggles to achieve justice.
Today, many people come to our country in search of opportunities and security , after fleeing war zones and poverty. However, they face an adverse environment , where lack of understanding and hostility are constant obstacles.
In a recent speech, negative opinions were expressed about these people, accusing them of "getting paid". This type of statement is not onlydespectivo, but it ignores the context of struggle that many face. On the other hand, it is necessary to point out the hypocrisy in the criticism when some political actors, such as the leader of Vox , Santiago Abascal, is not an example of anything, since he has been living off 'state payments' practically all his life.
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