Irene Montero responds to the PP's accusation of "sharing life with a sexist": "I get into bed with whoever I want"

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The Minister of Equality,

, has defended this Tuesday in the Senate that she gets "in bed" with whomever she wants, after the PP senator

accused her of "sharing her life with a macho "in a question related to the judicial affairs of the second vice president,

.

"I get into bed with whoever I want, and I tell them with this clarity because I can afford it, but there are millions of people who, due to their sexual orientation or because they are women and because of their laws and discriminatory attitudes, have had to see your vital projects frustrated because you are intolerant, "Montero replied during the control session of the Government in the Upper House.

During question time, the 'popular' senator has reproached Irene Montero for her "silence" in the face

in one of the three alleged crimes for which she has asked the Court Supreme to be investigated.

"Are you ashamed to share your life with a male chauvinist or are you going to keep quiet?"

Pedrosa asked the Minister of Equality, something that has provoked the reaction of the president of the Chamber,

, who has called her to the question for referring to personal matters of Irene Montero.

However, the senator of the Popular Group has insisted on this issue after Llop's call to order and has once again questioned the minister "from woman to woman" in case she feels "humiliated" as a co-worker by the vice president.

Prior to this question, the 'popular' parliamentarian recalled that Judge

asks the Supreme Court to investigate Iglesias for an episode with a possible gender aggravation within the 'Dina case'.

Thus, he has reproached Montero that his Ministry carries out warning campaigns assuring that practices such as those "committed" by the second vice president constitute gender violence.

Pedrosa asked.

In that sense, the minister has defended that the Criminal Chamber of the National Court, "the highest instance" to the judge of the 'case Dina', has said "clearly" that Iglesias is the victim of this plot.

In addition, he added that, if it were for the Popular Party, "he would not have been able to count on 016".

"016 already existed when you arrived at the Ministry," replied the PP senator, who has assured that, when they have governed, they have done "much more" than their party, which "has not shown anything."

On this issue, the spokesperson for Ciudadanos,

, has

also asked her

, who has insisted on questioning the minister about the aggravating factor of gender in the possible crimes of Pablo Iglesias.

"I ask you for consistency and I ask you to reject all sexist attitudes come from who they come," stressed the 'orange' parliamentarian.

In this regard, Montero has reproached Citizens who govern in various territories "thanks to the support of the extreme right": "You cannot be at mass and ringing, you cannot support parties that call to go to possible therapies and at the same time go to Pride. "

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