The government of change in Andalusia is starting to become a reality. The People's Party and the Vox party have definitively signed the political agreement to support the investiture of Juanma Moreno as President of the Andalusian government. With this agreement it ends, in fact, the socialist hegemony that dominated that Spanish region for thirty-six years, and the passionate Susana Díaz is sent to the opposition, now former president.
The chorus of those raising the specter of a "black wave" has already arisen in Spain.
Yes, because the media, appropriately handled, they conveyed to the world the idea that the Vox party represents a far-right force. Something halfway between Alba Dorata and Casapound. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Vox executives and voters almost all come from the People's Party. They are part of that segment of the moderate electorate that has decided to react to the Zapaterista and politically correct drift that has characterized Spanish politics in recent decades.

Just take a look at the statutory purposes and Vox's courageous political manifesto to understand this.
You learn there, Indeed, that the movement expressly fights for the defense and promotion of life from conception to natural death, for the natural family composed of a man and a woman, considered as «basic cell» of the company, and the educational freedom of parents, tired above all of the indoctrination gender in Andalusian schools. It is precisely the refusal of abortion, euthanasia, “rainbow families”, e gender in schools that contributed to giving Vox the label of a "fascist" movement, «homophobic», "misogynist", «male chauvinist», «Francoist».
It's not a coincidence, among other things, than to sign the agreement with the People's Party, Vox executives also claimed the following points: 1) «guarantee freedom of education and the right of parents to choose the educational model they want for their children»; 2) «implement an integral support plan for the natural family», with particular regard to "large families"; 3) «pay particular attention to women who intend to terminate a pregnancy, giving them correct information, assistance and socioeconomic alternatives to abortion".
One of the factors that contributed to Vox's recent unexpected electoral exploit (11,5%) it is certainly to be identified also in the approval of the regional law on "gender violence" and the fight against "trans-homophobia". Under the name «Law to guarantee rights, equal treatment and non-discrimination of LGBTI people and their families in Andalusia", liberticidal laws have been passed, especially in the educational field. Among other things, for example, the media and educational institutions - including Catholic ones - were forced to accept the ideology gender, going as far as to provide administrative sanctions from 6.000 a 120.000 euros in case of non-compliance.
The particularly serious sanctions also include the ban on promoting, disseminate or implement «any form of therapy, implemented by any means, aimed at modifying sexual orientation and gender identity with the aim of adapting it to the heterosexual and/or bisexual model".
It is forbidden for schools to discriminate against students, due to their gender identity (how they feel at the moment), or the type of family they belong to (including the homosexual “family”.).
It is forbidden to use discriminatory expressions against homosexuals and transsexuals, like claiming that a child needs a father and a mother, or that the homosexual "family" cannot be considered a family. Least of all consider homosexuality a "serious depravity", or "against nature", as foreseen by the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
It is not for nothing that the Spanish ecclesiastical hierarchy intervened vigorously against this law. The spokesperson of the Iberian Episcopal Conference, Father José María Gil Tamayo, has come to define this type of legislation as the expression of a "totalitarian" drift, because “he claims to impose, through forms of indoctrination, a unique and incontrovertible thought in all spheres of people's lives at a public and private level", and because «he claims to control schools and even the media, without allowing a comparison of thoughts, but imposing itself as an obligatory ideology". The courageous prelate continues, speaking on behalf of the Spanish bishops: «Laws of this type reveal a fundamentalist nature with visibly inquisitorial traits, which make gender ideology rise almost to an infallible and indisputable religious dogma; all this causes enormous difficulties for the Catholic Church and other religious confessions, and represents a frontal attack on fundamental rights and freedoms".
Point no. 70 of Vox's electoral program expressly provided for the repeal of the liberticidal Andalusian law on so-called "gender violence"; point no. 75 called for a policy inspired by the "defense of life from conception to natural death" which also included the obligation for the State to "provide pregnant women with truthful information, assistance and alternatives" to abortion; point no. 61 claimed «the attribution to parents of authentic freedom to choose the education to impart to their children»; point no. 71 promised the «creation of a ministry of the family» and «the issuing of an organic law on the protection of the natural family which recognizes it as an institution prior to the State»; point no. 81 provided for «the ban on rented wombs and on any activity that leads to the reification of human beings used as mere products for sale»; point no. 82 invoked the ban on public subsidies to parties, political foundations, trade unions and organizations that practice forms of "ideological proselytism", starting with gender and homosexualist ideology.
Now it's really clearer to me why some Spanish friends, who I know as absolutely moderate Catholics, they voted for the Vox party. And the reason for the media lynching against that political movement is equally clear.
source – http://gianfrancoamato.it/i-moderati-di-vox/