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Spain’s conservative Vox party demonstrates it is possible to challenge and win against governments’ grotesque and unconstitutional lockdowns.

The Spanish government has set up a special task force to reimburse or cancel more than a million fines issued to citizens during the first illegal coronavirus lockdown. The decision comes following the July ruling of the Spanish Constitutional Court, which declared the socialist governments’ oppressive lockdown measures unconstitutional.

On March 14 of 2020, an illegal “state of emergency” was declared by socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez by royal decree. State, regional and local police forces were given the power to fine those who did not comply with the strict lockdown measures. In addition, the country must repay a total of 1,142,127 fines illegally issued between March 14 and June 21.

According to TVE,

The ruling said that the limitations on movement violated citizens´ basic rights and therefore the state of emergency was insufficient to give them constitutional backing. The six magistrates said that a state of exception, which does allow the government to suspend basic rights, would have been necessary.”

Vox Party Fights Spain’s Socialist Government’s Lockdown In mid-July, the court ruled that the lockdown imposed by the Spanish government was unconstitutional. The case was brought by Spain’s only conservative party, Vox. However, the media and left-wing parties relentlessly demonized and ridiculed Vox for taking the case to court on behalf of Spanish citizens.

The party leader, Santiago Abascal, took to Twitter after the decision of the High Court. “The greatest violation of rights in history was unconstitutional,” Abascal wrote on this social network. “The unconstitutionality of the general confinement of the population agreed by decree by the Government of Pedro Sánchez in March 2020,” summarizes the leader of Vox.

“Only Vox voted against. Only Vox appealed to the Constitutional Court to defend the rights and freedoms of the Spanish,” proclaimed Abascal.

In addition, he stressed that his party is the only one that opposes a government “installed in illegality in the abuse of power” and which he describes as “illegitimate” but also believes that “tramples the Constitution with the support of all parties.”

Spain’s conservative Vox party demonstrates it is possible to challenge and win against governments’ grotesque and unconstitutional lockdowns. The Spanish government has set up a special task force to reimburse or cancel more than a million fines issued to citizens during the first illegal coronavirus lockdown. The decision comes following the July ruling of the Spanish Constitutional Court, which declared the socialist governments’ oppressive lockdown measures unconstitutional. On March 14 of 2020, an illegal “state of emergency” was declared by socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez by royal decree. State, regional and local police forces were given the power to fine those who did not comply with the strict lockdown measures. In addition, the country must repay a total of 1,142,127 fines illegally issued between March 14 and June 21. According to TVE, The ruling said that the limitations on movement violated citizens´ basic rights and therefore the state of emergency was insufficient to give them constitutional backing. The six magistrates said that a state of exception, which does allow the government to suspend basic rights, would have been necessary.” Vox Party Fights Spain’s Socialist Government’s Lockdown In mid-July, the court ruled that the lockdown imposed by the Spanish government was unconstitutional. The case was brought by Spain’s only conservative party, Vox. However, the media and left-wing parties relentlessly demonized and ridiculed Vox for taking the case to court on behalf of Spanish citizens. The party leader, Santiago Abascal, took to Twitter after the decision of the High Court. “The greatest violation of rights in history was unconstitutional,” Abascal wrote on this social network. “The unconstitutionality of the general confinement of the population agreed by decree by the Government of Pedro Sánchez in March 2020,” summarizes the leader of Vox. “Only Vox voted against. Only Vox appealed to the Constitutional Court to defend the rights and freedoms of the Spanish,” proclaimed Abascal. In addition, he stressed that his party is the only one that opposes a government “installed in illegality in the abuse of power” and which he describes as “illegitimate” but also believes that “tramples the Constitution with the support of all parties.”

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Until they get serious and criminally try the bastards, they will not stop. This manuever is nothing more than shifting money around from the taxpayers to the government and now with fines, back to the taxpayers. You have got to hang a bunch of the Commie bastards to get their attention. Where are the Nuremberg trials? Come on Mr. Reiner Fuellmich, lets get it on. The evidence is everywhere. They continue to try and kill us all.