Forward demands the resignation of Marlaska and urges to combat the far right without replicating its practices

Adelante Andalucía demands the dismissal of Marlaska for the “police violence” of 11N and urges him not to imitate the far right in his actions.

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The spokesperson for Adelante Andalucía, José Ignacio García, has demanded this Thursday the resignation of the Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, following the “police violence” that, as he has denounced, “they ‘suffered’” this Wednesday, November 11, the day of the general strike, “hundreds of people,” among whom were the deputy of Adelante Inmaculada Manzano, the head of Organization of the party, Néstor Salvador, and the deputy of Por Andalucía Ernesto Alba.

During his appearance in the session of control of the Andalusian Government, García conveyed his “strongest condemnation” for what he defined as “police violence” in the protests called in connection with 11N. At the same time, the spokesperson for Adelante Andalucía sent a “message” to the Executive led by Grande-Marlaska: “The best way to fight the far right is not to do things of the far right.”

José Ignacio García has denounced the “abuse of power” which, in his view, the National Police carried out when “hundreds of people” were “exercising their constitutional right to strike.” In this context, he has reiterated “all of our solidarity and our strongest condemnation” at what happened, which is why he has insisted that “we demand the removal of Minister Marlaska.”