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Graduated in Sociology, he joined the Popular Party (PP) as a young man and was active in local politics as a councilor for the Llodio City Council (1999-2007), as well as a member of the General Boards of Álava (2003-2004). Member of the Basque Parliament between 2004 and 2009, Abascal held two freely appointed positions in the Autonomous Administration of the Community of Madrid between 2010 and 2013. | Graduated in Sociology, he joined the Popular Party (PP) as a young man and was active in local politics as a councilor for the Llodio City Council (1999-2007), as well as a member of the General Boards of Álava (2003-2004). Member of the Basque Parliament between 2004 and 2009, Abascal held two freely appointed positions in the Autonomous Administration of the Community of Madrid between 2010 and 2013. | ||
He is also known for accusing opposition parties of terrorist organizations and certain newspapers, he has also protested the reconquest of Spain, asking to expel the entire Muslim community from Spain, also accuses Muslims of the large amount of male violence. | He is also known for accusing opposition parties of terrorist organizations and certain newspapers, he has also protested the reconquest of Spain, asking to expel the entire Muslim community from Spain, also accuses Muslims of the large amount of male violence.He also proposed, "a law against violence in the family sphere". More than once the president of vox has assured that men are discriminated against and that women falsely denounce using their gender as an excuse. | ||
He also | He is also known for his covert homophobia, since he declared himself a standard-bearer for LGBT rights he was against homosexuals being able to adopt, in Espejo Público he warned that he did not agree to call him "gay marriage", one of his councilmen said that they were "sick" and even Vox, as a party, pulled the icon of a ghost wrapped in the LGBT flag from his sleeve to point them out as his enemies in the April 28 elections and threatened not to allow the Pride celebration in Madrid. | ||
Santiago Abascal, asserted in 2019 that whenever they can, according to the current laws on the possession of weapons, Spaniards have the right to defend themselves "with a knife, a stick, an ashtray or a weapon" and cannot be they stand still "when they attack him and see that their daughters are raped", and those who do so "should not then go through a judicial hell" but should be given "a medal of civil merit" (Spanish civil Award). Abascal proposed a project called "parental PIN" so that "parents can exclude their children from teachings, talks, workshops or activities with an ideological or moral charge." As with televisions or digital platforms, their ideals aim to give parents all the power to censor, according to their moral convictions, certain activities. | |||
It is also common to go with his party to enemy cities such as the Basque Country and Catalonia to create a climate of provocation. | It is also common to go with his party to enemy cities such as the Basque Country and Catalonia to create a climate of provocation. | ||