Irene Montero celebrates the pardon of María Sevilla as "another new victory for feminists"

• María Sevilla The Government pardons the president of Infancia Libre although she has not repented of kidnapping her son

The partial pardon for the president of the Free Childhood association,

, has the approval and agreement of the Ministry of Equality, as happened last November with the one carried out on Juana Rivas.

Irene Montero celebrated this Wednesday the pardon granted by the Government to Seville despite not having repented to date of the kidnapping of her son.

"We owed him that partial pardon, and I think it is another victory for feminists," said the Minister for Equality, who considers that the coalition government formed by the PSOE and United We Can maintains a "debt" with the "protective mothers ", who try to "defend" themselves and their children against "male violence from abusers."

The forgiveness of Seville, sentenced to two and a half years in prison and four years of loss of parental authority after having

separated her son from the father between 2017 and 2019, is "patrimony of the feminist movement", has defined the

of Podemos, who believes that "justice" has been done this Wednesday.

These cases are, in the eyes of the head of Equality, the engine to continue deepening public policies "that guarantee that abusers cannot murder their sons and daughters" or "violate" the rights of mothers.

While the Ministry of Equality has "the hand outstretched" with Seville and other mothers, such as

,

or

Montero remembered this Wednesday-, the opposition rejects the decision and prepares to demand explanations from Pedro Sánchez and his Council of Ministers after executing what they consider an "ideological pardon", in the same way that was granted at the end of last year with Rivas.

On behalf of the Popular Party, the Minister of the Presidency, Justice and Interior of the Community of Madrid,

, considered this Wednesday that the coalition government is using the pardon mechanism as a "party instrument" to benefit, in a similar to how he used pardons for the "coup" leaders of the

to sustain his relationship with his fundamental allies in

.

"More than a measure of grace, it is a measure of pure disgrace," López lamented.

Similarly they have been expressed from the

ranks .

, parliamentary spokesman for Citizens, has defined the decision adopted by the Executive as "very serious", and has advanced that his formation will demand explanations from Sánchez on this matter.

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