“Everyone out on the street.” Rubalcaba orders the PSOE to

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The PSOE will return to the fray this May 1. If in the general strike of March 29, the party's slogan was that no high-ranking official be seen in the demonstrations, Rubalcaba has now given the order to return to the streets. He will give freedom and encourage its leaders and activists to attend en masse and be on the front line in the Labor Day demonstrations in all Spanish capitals. On the main floor of Ferraz it did not sit well, in the days before the general strike, that high representatives of the Government and national media linked the confrontations between police and young people, and the burning of street furniture in Barcelona and Valencia , with Rubalcaba 's words encouraging citizens to take to the streets.

They assured, at that time, that the line to be followed by the PSOE had to be "of protest and criticism, but not through mobilizations , but through politics and Justice." Well then. As El Confidencial Digital has learned from socialist sources, the order for leaders and supporters of the PSOE for May 1 is once again to take to the streets. And this represents a step forward against the Government's labor reform with respect to the prudence that was taken on March 29 . They consider that the UK Mobile Number List Government is making a mistake by not giving up its positions regarding labor reform and the social response in the Labor Day demonstrations has to be as forceful as possible. They also take into account that, on this occasion, there is no longer any danger of the PP linking them to violent acts , nor accusing them of being the instigators of the revolts.



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