Ana Redondo boasts of Sánchez’s UN award and her international tour with her worst version: “You don’t even smell it”

The clashes in Congress between the PP deputy in charge of Equality, Jaime Miguel de los Santosand the minister of the branch, Ana Redondo, They never leave a ‘puppet’ with a head. This Wednesday it was the turn of the UN Women award and at the worst moment of the Government, with the Executive surrounded by corruption scandals and bad practices, the head of Socialist Equality, Ana Redondo, has given her worst version. “You don’t even smell these awards,” he replied to De los Santos.

The deputy is not backing down either and has told the minister that she should be “ashamed” not putting women “in the center”. He has literally made an appearance in Parliament: “What makes me ashamed, Madam Minister, is that the scourge of sexist violence is a reality in this country and that you receive awards. What embarrasses me is that the Government of this country is up to its neck in corruption and you have the lack of style to talk about other issues when you should be ashamed not to put all those women that you have abandoned at the center of the issue.” . In the Government control session, the PP questioned whether the Executive deserves an award »for its commitment to equality«. This was alluding to the award that Spain received a few weeks ago after considerably increasing Spain’s endowment to UN Women. the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, of the ‘He For She’ initiative -although not at the hands of actress Anne Hathaway- and after Redondo stated that it “deeply” bothers him that the popular people do not worry “about corruption.”

Redondo has responded that he is surprised “that it bothers him so much that Spain is doing well and that it bothers him so much that Spain receives from the hands of the United Nations equality awards and through the president, Pedro Sánchez, a recognition of equality,” thus like “it bothers him so much” that Spain is “leader in equality at the international level.” He says it upon his return from a trip to Brazil.

Likewise, the minister explained that the award was awarded to Sánchez “for his leadership in promising equality and committing to the advancement of rights, to influence and use his influence through irreversible social changes in public policies that move towards equality”. “You can’t even smell these awards,” he concluded, to the embarrassment of some when just a few minutes before the accusation of Álvaro García Ortiz, attorney general of the State, had been known, and shortly after, the request of the former socialist minister. José Luis Ábalos by the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office.