This Is Hazte Oír: The Government's Headache

EDATV interviewed Nouna Lozano, representative of Hazte Oír and member of its legal team, who addressed the corruption surrounding President Pedro Sánchez, his cabinet, and his party. 

Hazte Oír, a civil society association committed to the defense of life, family, and freedom, has taken a leading role in various legal battles against the current government.

Lozano emphasized that, although they are not affiliated with any political party. Their firmness in defending these values and the unity of Spain has made them a target for PSOE and Pedro Sánchez.

She also noted that, although they have been the subject of attacks and disqualifications from sectors of the left, these have recently decreased. "Lately, they have suddenly toned down a bit. They no longer know what to say and say 'ultras'," commented Lozano.

For her, being called "ultra" for strongly defending her convictions is a source of pride and a sign that they are doing their job well.

In the judicial field, Hazte Oír has achieved significant progress. Judge Juan Carlos Peinado has appointed them to direct the questions of the popular accusations against Begoña Gómez. In the investigation related to the misuse of software developed by the Complutense University of Madrid.

Additionally, Hazte Oír has paid special attention to the president's close circle. In particular, they have uncovered key revelations about David Sánchez, the president's brother, and his relationship with Luis María Carrero, an official of the Presidency. 

Hazte Oír in the Spanish Political and Judicial Scene

Lozano also highlighted the importance of civil society in defending Spain's traditional values. "Hazte Oír is not only those of us who work in the association, but the thousands of members.

It's a lot of people doing things," she stated. This citizen mobilization has been key in their ability to face the challenges and attacks they have received.

Despite the attempts at disqualification, Lozano emphasized that they are not afraid and that their determination has caused nervousness in the government. "We are something that Pedro Sánchez fears, that the Socialist Party fears, and above all, something they know is that we are not afraid," she assured. This courage has been essential in maintaining their firm position in defending their principles.

In relation to the legal cases in which they are involved, Hazte Oír has shown a constant commitment. In addition to their participation in the investigation of Begoña Gómez. 

The association has been involved in other processes that seek to clarify possible irregularities in the governmental environment. Their goal is to ensure transparency and accountability in public management.

The interview conducted by EDATV highlights the active role of Hazte Oír in the Spanish political and judicial scene. Their work, based on the defense of traditional values and the oversight of governmental actions, continues to be a thorn in the side for Pedro Sánchez's government.

With a solid base of citizen support, the association continues its mission to promote a free Spain committed to its essential principles.