Spain: A Key Node in Ultra-Global Contagion
An investigation has identified Spain as a crucial hub in the spread of ultra-conservative ideologies.
In 2010, Argentina was discussing a law to become the first country in the region to approve gay marriage. During this time, streets were filled with banners bearing the slogan "we kids have the right to a mom and a dad."
"If we participate in this cultural battle and reach the consciences and hearts of the people, the majority will continue to position themselves in favor of life, family and freedoms."
Ignacio Arsuaga, founder of HazteOír, was a key figure in the ultra-conservative movement that opposed gay marriage in Spain and later traveled to Buenos Aires to join the campaign against it in Argentina.
Author's summary: Spain is a key node in ultra-global contagion.
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