Russians living in Barcelona have protested against Putin’s elections
Protesters denounce that all democratic institutions are destroyed
The streets of the capital of Germany have also been the scene of the opposition march
In Spain, protests were announced this Sunday in front of the Russian embassy and consulates such as the one in Barcelona, from where Anna Ariño has reported that a very long line of people has emerged who have come to protest against Putin’s government.
The protesters denounce that all the iDemocratic institutions are destroyed and that the government has not allowed any opposition leader to run. Thus, they claim not to feel represented by any of the candidates.
Protests over the Russian elections throughout Spain
The streets of the capital of Germany have also been scenery from opposition march which has had the presence of Yulia Navalnaya, widow of the Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalni, who died in mid-February in an Arctic prison while he was imprisoned serving a sentence of about 30 years in prison for fraud and extremism that he himself opposition denounced it as political persecution.
The Russian Embassy in Germany has used irony to describe the tail that has been formed in front of the diplomatic mission: “We are happy to see all Russian citizens willing to cast their vote!” he said on his social network account X.
On the other hand, the OVD-Info portal, linked to the Russian opposition, has indicated that during voting day this Sunday alone, more than 65 people have been arrested in 16 cities in the country.
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2024-03-17 14:29:38
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