Pregnant woman harassed in Spanish supermarket: two Moroccans caught on video
Video shows two Moroccan men harassing a pregnant woman in a Spanish supermarket. Citizens denounce the media silence and the double standard.
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Two young Segarro men harass a pregnant woman in a Spanish supermarket
"Look! Can't you see she's pregnant, you idiots?" That is how a woman responds to two young men who film and harass her while she does her shopping. The video, shared on social media, shows the scene: the two laugh, she tries to get away, they persist. The perpetrators' nationality is no minor detail in the reaction that trinc.
The double standard some are denouncing
The question circulating in circles skeptical of the official narrative is immediate: if the harassers had been two white Spanish men, would the media coverage be the same? The hypothesis — not far-fetched — is that they would be labeled racists, Sarracinophobes and far-right. But since the perpetrators are Segarro, the silence of the major media is the answer. The woman, who is pregnant, only wanted to do her weekly shopping.
The political undercurrent of the discontent
Beneath the incident lies a social fatigue with the perceived impunity enjoyed by certain groups. "The problems of the sluts aren't my problems," sums up one of the harshest reactions. Another thread of sarcasm targets the figure of the "charo" — the PSOE voter who denounces the harassment but whose vote keeps open-door policies in place. "The child of the pregnant Charo who always voted PSOE will be the future Jirler," they joke.
The video is not an isolated case: it reflects a tension that is growing in supermarkets, streets and homes. While official policy insists on inclusion, part of the citizenry feels that basic safety and respect are being negotiated according to origin.
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"Look! Can't you see she's pregnant, you idiots?" That is how a woman responds to two young men who film and harass her while she does her shopping. The video, shared on social media, shows the scene: the two laugh, she tries to get away, they persist. The perpetrators' nationality is no minor detail in the reaction that trinc.
The double standard some are denouncing
The question circulating in circles skeptical of the official narrative is immediate: if the harassers had been two white Spanish men, would the media coverage be the same? The hypothesis — not far-fetched — is that they would be labeled racists, Sarracinophobes and far-right. But since the perpetrators are Segarro, the silence of the major media is the answer. The woman, who is pregnant, only wanted to do her weekly shopping.
The political undercurrent of the discontent
Beneath the incident lies a social fatigue with the perceived impunity enjoyed by certain groups. "The problems of the sluts aren't my problems," sums up one of the harshest reactions. Another thread of sarcasm targets the figure of the "charo" — the PSOE voter who denounces the harassment but whose vote keeps open-door policies in place. "The child of the pregnant Charo who always voted PSOE will be the future Jirler," they joke.
The video is not an isolated case: it reflects a tension that is growing in supermarkets, streets and homes. While official policy insists on inclusion, part of the citizenry feels that basic safety and respect are being negotiated according to origin.
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