A worrying context
Insecurity has become a hot topic in Catalonia, with Vic as a prominent example. Statistics indicate an alarming increase of 14% in crime, with a significant increase in violent robberies in both shops and homes.
Reactions to the situation
During the last session of the Municipal Plenum, the PSC expressed its concerns about the growth of the robberies with firearms. Councilor Debora Villena urged the governing body to implement effective measures to ensure the safety of citizens.
Calls to action
Josep Anglada, a representative of Som Identitaris, also stated his concern, demanding a forceful response from the administration to restore order to the city.
The controversial defense of thieves
Deputy Mayor Elisabet Franquesa, together, controversial with his justification for theft, attributing them to the ‘difficulties’ that the authors face, suggesting that they could not be fully aware of their actions.
Police actions underway
Franquesa said that there is an increase in police presence in the city, with a reinforcement plan that includes uniformed and country -fledged agents, while acknowledging that the situation is complex.
Reacts to the statements
The words of the councilor have been widely criticized, highlighting the tensions within Together on how to manage security. A group within the party has called for a more rigorous approach to fighting crime.
An internal division
Alliance Catalan has taken the opportunity to criticize Franquesa’s statements, saying that protecting criminals is to condemn victims. This debate reflects the internal struggle within together on the appropriate response to crime.
An uncertain future
With the growing concern among the population, security management in Vic is presented as a crucial challenge for the governing body. The need for a balanced approach that addresses both public security and social causes of crime becomes more and more evident.
