Abascal, Ayuso and Arrimadas cover the police march against the Government in a demonstration without Married

Slightly more than 2,000 people have gathered this Saturday in the center of Madrid in the march called by the police unions. A protest against the intention of the Government and its partners to reform the Citizen Security Law, known as the 'Gag Law' which, at times under heavy rain, crowds for the moment the narrow race of San Jerónimo and a part of the Puerta del Sun.

The three rights have come to the appointment with an uneven display of strength and without republishing, at least for the moment, the photo of the Plaza de Colón. The warmest reception has been for the leader of Vox, Santiago Abascal, who has been received with shouts of "president, president!", Near the head of the demonstration. José Luis Martínez Almeida, spokesman for the PP and mayor of Madrid, has had a more discreet arrival and has been located in the second banner. The president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, has also appeared, while the leader of the PP Pablo Casado was in León this morning.

Abascal has not accepted questions and has limited himself to charging against the central executive: "We are here against a law approved by the Government together with the enemies of Spain and the constitutional order. We are in the street with the most dedicated servants of Spain" . A few minutes before, the Citizen leader, Inés Arrimadas, appeared about 50 meters before, without raising expectations and also speaking out against the future reform of the Citizen Security Law.

The mayor of the capital assures that this project leaves the agents "unarmed" before all those who want to break our coexistence. He criticizes that one of the promoters is Podemos, stating that "we already know what they like to set the streets on fire." He has justified Casado's absence since "he had the appointment in León."

Shortly after, Díaz Ayuso appeared, also amid shouts of "President!", Who has described the reform as "a direct attack on the rule of law and the freedom of citizens, it is a Gag Law against those who help us." The president of the Community has appealed to her institutional role to "not be on any banner", so she has chosen to express her support by going to the start of the protest, but not participating in the march. "I think it's better to do it that way," he said.

The march is currently coming to Congress headed by the slogan: "United Police against this reform." Some attendees have activated green smoke canisters at the door of Congress.