The ultra organization Hazte Oír has stirred up on social networks and through a press release a mobilization in Lanzarote against the President of the Government of Spain, Pedro Sánchez (PSOE), for the episode that occurred in Ceuta at the beginning of August, when around 72,000 people entered the autonomous city through the border with Morocco.
Hazte Oír has already previously promoted other gatherings in Lanzarote, coinciding with the Spanish president's vacation period at the Official Residence of La Mareta, in Costa Teguise, with the rest of his family this August. These gatherings brought together a few dozen people with banners in front of this space. They were also accompanied by graffiti on public buildings.
On this occasion, the ultra-Catholic organization has reported that in Lanzarote it is joining the gatherings called by the Spanish Federation of Municipalities and Provinces (FEMP) on September 2 throughout Spain, coinciding with Ceuta Day. In the case of Lanzarote, Hazte Oír has assured that the mobilization will take place at 8:00 PM in front of the Arrecife City Hall, but no public institution or political party on the island has yet commented on it.
The ultra group has pointed out that this meeting is "regardless of any political or ideological difference." However, the very creation of the organization has a marked ideological and political tendency. Hazte Oír is part of the Citizengo Group, a platform against abortion, the LGTBI collective, or sex education for minors. It has also promoted media and judicial campaigns against Pedro Sánchez and his family.
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