During the afternoon of Friday, a yellow, blue and red tide has traveled the streets of Dénia in a large demonstration like those that have not been seen in the regional capital for a long time. The reason? The harsh repressions that the Colombian government is carrying out against those who are protesting in their country.
Several hundred people, most of them Colombian migrants, have joined this afternoon in Dénia to protest against the actions of their government. From 18:00 they have traveled the main streets of Diane until the march culminated in the Plaza de la Constitución, in front of the town hall.
"Thanks to the government of Colombia I had to work in another country", "The people respect each other" and "Resiste Colombia", were just some of the many messages that could be read on the banners carried by this enraged but peaceful mass according to assured the very police who controlled the march.
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2. Interpersonal safe distance.
1. The maintenance of the interpersonal safety distance established in Law 2/2021, of March 29, on urgent prevention, containment and coordination measures to face the health crisis caused by Covid-19 of, by at least 1,5 meters.
That together with Why authorize such a demonstration in times of a Pandemic? Does it serve any purpose? No. Useless act that only serves to walk and interact with each other nothing more. As if the Colombian government cared about something.