press release issued by C's the 15/04/2011
Ciutadans (C's) presented in conjunction with the Association of Autonomous Police SME-CCOO, a plan of action to eradicate violence in the crowded celebrations
President Ciutadans (C's), Albert Rivera, and union spokesman Mossos CC.OO SME-sector, Antoni Castejon, presented, at a press conference in Parliament, a series of measures and proposals to eradicate violent celebrations in Barcelona in demonstrations and mass sports events. For Rivera, "Barcelona can not be a theme park for the professionals of violence."
C's president, Albert Rivera, said that "we must pursue and expel the celebrations violent sport." Thus, Rivera argues that "all citizens are entitled to celebrate the victories of their teams without worrying about violence. "
Albert Rivera stressed the will of C's" to make Barcelona a capital citizen in Spain and within Europe and that is not recognized by the riots and violence. As this coincidence between what the union calls SME-CC.OO of Catalan Police and calls C's what is "absolute," Rivera said, "We have agreed to present this series of measures that it can channel Ciutadans in Parliament ".
As explained Antoni Castejon, union spokesman SME-CC.OO of Autonomous Police, and the leader of C's, Albert Rivera, the measures are at the following address:" seize the images captured by security cameras near the premises and add video surveillance to record at specific times to 'violent'. "Furthermore, the SME-CC.OO spokesman believes that" these images should be used to charge in court, and possible identifications, and if necessary, to teach these images in the press. "Moreover, so far those arrested made in such acts" only finished with a fine of 60 to 150 euros for breaking furniture and assaulting police officers "Antonio Castejon criticized. In this regard, note that" the costs of these damages paid by the ordinary people are very great. "So it should consider" the possibility to change the laws or meetings between prosecutors, judges and police to see if there are errors in the investigation of these cases, "union spokesman maintained. Examples of such violence are the" broken windows, booths, traffic lights or containers, "says Castejón.
Rivera is considered one of the ways to stop this kind of incident is" asking the detainees the amount of damage they cause to some of the fine for the offense "and add" es must be involved in the administration. "In addition, C's leader calls for" the city of Barcelona and the Department Interior is a private legal action against those who do these acts vandalism. "
C's president, Albert Rivera, has explained, finally, "how you can translate these measures in Parliament and political level because the feeling of the Autonomous and the vast majority of citizens is a major concern." Therefore, Rivera has said that "we are committed to Ciutadans challenged in the next full parliament to Councillor of Interior, Felip Puig, and file a motion for Parliament to make this series of measures over the table and vote, it approval and launch the sooner the better. " "We want the government and the city of Barcelona to implement these measures if sooner the better because this is a time of decisive matches between Barcelona and Madrid and this requires making quick and effective measures," warned Rivera.
C's president, Albert Rivera, said that "we must pursue and expel the celebrations violent sport." Thus, Rivera argues that "all citizens are entitled to celebrate the victories of their teams without worrying about violence. "
Albert Rivera stressed the will of C's" to make Barcelona a capital citizen in Spain and within Europe and that is not recognized by the riots and violence. As this coincidence between what the union calls SME-CC.OO of Catalan Police and calls C's what is "absolute," Rivera said, "We have agreed to present this series of measures that it can channel Ciutadans in Parliament ".
As explained Antoni Castejon, union spokesman SME-CC.OO of Autonomous Police, and the leader of C's, Albert Rivera, the measures are at the following address:" seize the images captured by security cameras near the premises and add video surveillance to record at specific times to 'violent'. "Furthermore, the SME-CC.OO spokesman believes that" these images should be used to charge in court, and possible identifications, and if necessary, to teach these images in the press. "Moreover, so far those arrested made in such acts" only finished with a fine of 60 to 150 euros for breaking furniture and assaulting police officers "Antonio Castejon criticized. In this regard, note that" the costs of these damages paid by the ordinary people are very great. "So it should consider" the possibility to change the laws or meetings between prosecutors, judges and police to see if there are errors in the investigation of these cases, "union spokesman maintained. Examples of such violence are the" broken windows, booths, traffic lights or containers, "says Castejón.
Rivera is considered one of the ways to stop this kind of incident is" asking the detainees the amount of damage they cause to some of the fine for the offense "and add" es must be involved in the administration. "In addition, C's leader calls for" the city of Barcelona and the Department Interior is a private legal action against those who do these acts vandalism. "
C's president, Albert Rivera, has explained, finally, "how you can translate these measures in Parliament and political level because the feeling of the Autonomous and the vast majority of citizens is a major concern." Therefore, Rivera has said that "we are committed to Ciutadans challenged in the next full parliament to Councillor of Interior, Felip Puig, and file a motion for Parliament to make this series of measures over the table and vote, it approval and launch the sooner the better. " "We want the government and the city of Barcelona to implement these measures if sooner the better because this is a time of decisive matches between Barcelona and Madrid and this requires making quick and effective measures," warned Rivera.
