The Franco dictatorship ended in 1975. Like Great Britain, people in Spain have the right to protest and march. There is no place for bigots who have a problem with race or religion, and who think anyone who does not have the same beliefs is wrong. Live and let live.
@Paul-eb4jp No you are correct and I totally agree with you. I was just wondering about it. No offence meant to Protestants, Catholics or anyone. I apologise to you if I've offended you
Your protests are futile, Queen Isabella I of Castile and King Ferdinand II of Aragon's legacy has ensured Spain is a Catholic Country. Also if you were that loyal, you would be in NI, not living it up in sunny Spain, I wouldn't be surprised if you all have Irish passports too as you can't stay there long term on British ones, so much for loyalty.
I think you should be more worried about the new Irish coming to your shores of late!!! Soon your so called catholic country will be asking Queen Isabella and king Ferdinand… 🇪🇸 😂 To help you out x
@@elizabethmccrea2285And here's me thinking St.Patricks Day was celebrated on the whole island of Ireland by both religious denominations - oh it is. You absolute BALLOON. Orange Disorder continuing with tradition to be honest, celebrating bigotry in another massively predominantly Catholic country 😂. No doubt all the buffoons will be cheering for Engerland in the Final tonight against....let me see....oh Spain. That's where Benidirm is isn't it 😂 👊🏼🇮🇪 🇪🇸👊🏼😂
@@robsilvester3068 Just back from the ROI, California and a wonderful week in a house on Lake Michigan. Florida and Spain in October. I like my paper round money.
Por eso quiero que mi pais España vuelva a desarrollar la industria como con nuestro general Franco El defensor de España, no los debiles y cobardes posteriores
