The Government will take to the Prosecutor's Office the neo-Nazi concentration against the LGTBI group this Saturday in Chueca

The Minister of Equality, Irene Montero, has assured that the Government will inform the Prosecutor's Office of the neo-Nazi demonstration that took place this Saturday afternoon in the Madrid neighborhood of Chueca shouting "out of our neighborhoods" and "out of Madrid".
"We will inform the Prosecutor's Office of the lgtbiphobic and racist hatred of today's Nazi demonstration in Chueca. We are also urgently processing the Trans and LGTBI Rights Law, which is what allows us to protect rights. LGTBI groups and people, you are not alone" Montero wrote on Twitter shortly after images of the protest began to be published.
We will inform the Prosecutor's Office of the lgtbiphobic and racist hatred of today's Nazi demonstration in Chueca.
We are also urgently processing the Trans Law and LGTBI rights, which is what allows us to protect rights.
LGTBI people and groups, you are not alone.
- Irene Montero (@IreneMontero) September 18, 2021
This Saturday afternoon, numerous users on social networks have shared images of the march, called by the far-right group Madrid Seguro, against the "2030/2050 Agendas", according to a poster that has been shared on networks.
I'm not going to comment on it because I still go to jail directly #chueca #nazis pic.twitter.com/qXQE6mQwI0
- i💤an (@izanfddez) September 18, 2021
The protesters, escorted by the National Police, have made the tour of the well-known Madrid neighborhood and center of the LGTBI Pride festivities in the capital, holding banners and flags of Spain with the slogan "say no to the 2030/2050 agendas."
“Out with AIDS from Madrid, out with queers from our neighborhoods” ultra-rightists are chanting in Chueca.
Ayuso will say that "homophobia is in our heads" and that they are "specific cases", but we know very well how we got here.pic.twitter.com/efhHoaVwvA
- Eduardo Rubiño 🏳️🌈 (@EduardoFRub) September 18, 2021
Montero's rejection was also joined by the Minister of Social Rights and the 2030 Agenda, Ione Belarra, who stressed that "they will face" all the people who defend a free country. "There are many more of us who defend a country in which all people have the right to be who they are freely, in the Government, in all institutions and also in the streets. They will have us in front of them," he wrote.
The deputy secretary general of the PSOE, Adriana Lastra, also tweeted a few words about the Madrid neighborhood of Chueca this Saturday night. "When I am not in my Oviedo neighborhood of Teatinos, I am in my Madrid neighborhood of Chueca. A space of freedom and equality, a plural and diverse neighborhood. A safe space for everyone. For me Chueca is the best neighborhood in Madrid" , has asserted.
When I'm not in my Teatinos neighborhood in Oviedo, I'm in my Chueca neighborhood in Madrid. An area of freedom and equality, a plural and diverse neighborhood. A safe space for everyone.
For me Chueca is the best neighborhood in Madrid.- Adriana Lastra (@Adrilastra) September 18, 2021
But they have not been the only ones to regret the images. The leader of Más País Íñigo Errejón has been quick to condemn the events, which he has labeled "intolerable" and has indicated that the Government Delegation in Madrid "must give explanations." That is why he has reported that he will ask about the demonstration in the Congress of Deputies.
Ciudadanos has also condemned the images on its Twitter account. "Regrettable episode of accusation against the LGTBI collective in the Chueca neighborhood. All our rejection of this hateful parade. Democrats must close ranks with the defense of freedom: Madrid and all of Spain will continue to be everyone's home," said the Inés Arrimadas party.
Regrettable episode of pointing out against the LGTBI group in the Chueca neighborhood. All our rejection of this parade of hatred. Democrats must close ranks with the defense of freedom: Madrid and all of Spain will continue to be everyone's home🇪🇸🏳️🌈pic.twitter.com/u3XCHGttBb
- Citizens 🇪🇸🇪🇺 (@CiudadanosCs) September 18, 2021