Pepper Spray Released in Spain’s Parliament After Heated Debate
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49 Articles
The PP deputy Ana Vázquez, who carries pepper spray in the Chamber, unknowingly summarizes the lack of this end of the legislature: confusion, anger and toxic 'boots' Read
The conservative opposition MP wanted to use the can to draw attention to the security situation of women in Ceuta. Parliament President Francina Armengol referred to the Spanish arms regulation and asked Vázquez to leave the Chamber.
After the dityrambo of pepper spray in Congress starring the PP's histrionic deputy, they may set it apart from the front line, but perhaps they will take it up. And while all this frivolity takes shape, Maricarmen is evicted...
The controversy sparked by the pepper spray bottle displayed in Congress by PP deputy Ana Vázquez to show her solidarity with the women of Ceuta—and the resulting number of Francina Armengol bringing her excess of zeal to the summit of the pathetic—has put in the center of the ... Continue reading "Even our soldiers in Ceuta defend themselves with pepper spray boats"
The PP deputy has come to the set of 'Everything is a lie' after what happened this morning in Congress with the pepper spray that she has shown in the Chamber and all the stir that has been set up.
The Spanish parliament lived an unusual afternoon after a Member of the People's Party showed a pepper spray in the plenary. The substance was finally released in an annex building, leading to isolation of several spaces and intervention by the medical services.
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