PSOE-A Arenas calls do not confuse "religion with politics" because it only occurs "dictatorships" and "very dangerous".
Socialist party spokesman, Mario Jimenez, has asked the chairman of PP-A, Javier Arenas, do not confuse "religion with politics", arguing that this only happens in dictatorships and "very dangerous", in rrence to the fact that the leader of the 'popular' said Tuesday that "someone who is going to Afghanistan during the Pope's visit to Spain, should be in the opposition and not governing the country",, buying eve isk, rrring to the chairman of the executive, Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero.
At a press conference, Jimenez has been considered "shameful and appalling" remarks of Arenas' reprimand in a secular country "to a ruling because" no kneels before a religious leader because he was visiting Spanish troops stationed in a Afghanistan peace mission. "
Socialist spokesman has said the Pope, who has, gaia gold, all respects, "is but the representative of one of the thousands of religious denominations that exist in the world." "Spain is a country aconfensional and therefore does not owe anything to anyone, any religion," he added.
A way to nacionalcatolicismo
For Jimenez, "gives the feeling that the PP has opened a path to nacionalcatolicismo in this process, aika gold, of regression and involution ideological in this engulfed." So, considered that Arenas statements are "inappropriate" for someone who says "Democrat, centrist and progressive because those who intend to subjugate the political power to religious power has very little democrat."
Finally, the Socialist leader explained that his parliamentary group has held Wednesday a meeting with the Neighborhood Association of the Yards Neighborhood of Cadiz in, ffxiv gil, which they discussed their opposition to the construction of a church in the area.
In this line, Jimenez has held that there is also a "total absence" of democracy on the part of the Mayor of Cadiz, Teofilo Martinez (PP), when "forced" to an area with more than 1,400 homes to allocate space 1,800 square meters to the construction of a church "putting religion ahead of the interests of citizens, when they apply for a health center."
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