A Minister in Spain has shockingly suggested that children should have the freedom to consent to sexual relations during an interview. Minister Montero said that “children have a right to sex as long as they consent”.

“Children should have the right to have sexual relations with whomever they want, as long as they consent”, the Minister said, as the country’s parliament passed a controversial bill focusing on sexual consent recently. Her astonishing remarks were made in a hearing in the House during the debate on the pro-trans and abortion law on September 21.

Until now, the topic of the legitimisation of paedophilia at the political level has always been taboo, with the exception of the Dutch paedophile party, which was later dissolved. But the words of Montero, a member of the radical left, seem like a clear step toward state-endorsed paedophilia.

The exact words of the partner of Pablo Iglesias, the founder of Podemos were as follows: “Talking about sex education is a right of boys and girls, regardless of their families, everyone has the right to know their own body, to know that no adult can touch their body if they don’t want to and to know that this is a form of violence. Children have the right to know that they can love or have sexual relations with whomever they like, as long as they are based on consent, and these are rights that must be recognised, but you [referring to the PP and Vox ed.] don’t like rights: admit it, you like other models of society that are not based on rights”.

This is a decisive step towards the acceptance of pederasty. To recognise that children have the right to sexuality according to their ‘tastes’ is to take to the extreme the hypersexualisation of children that began with the sexual revolution and continued with a sex-mania culture that made use of seemingly harmless films (see Little Miss Sunshine) and television programmes.

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