(CNN Español) – Fátima Díaz travels with his family, of Mexican origin, from McAllen, Texas to Washington to attend an event of President Donald Trump on Wednesday, the day in which a group of Trump’s followers attacked the Capitol of the United States.
Díaz says he has sent various states to assist in these events and demonstrate his support for the president. “Es un buen presidente, ha hecho mucho por este país”, double Díaz.
Pero Díaz assures that it is not part of the group of agitators who will attack the Capitol. It is said that women entered Trump’s eran parties.
Various members of extreme right-wing groups have been identified as those entering the Capitol. The FBI does not believe there are any evidence that extreme heat waves are infiltrating the agitators. Agrego did not meet any antifungal members.
CNN has identified characters who promote conspiracy theories and support extreme rights movements such as QAnon and Proud Boys.
Díaz told CNN that if he logs in, he will listen to the Capitol’s gates and only the people who are in the place to motivate him to enter, decide not to do so.
“I wish we could enter the day when we, our people are good and we are like the Izquierdistas”, said Díaz to CNN.
“In the capital of the police we are currently entering, we have no issues, such as the ‘Black Lives Matter movement’ which destroys everything,” said Diaz. “The police are not detecting us, the police are telling us that we are inside, that we are well. I’m in the stage, ”he said.
The Black Lives Matter movement, which is based in the United States and has expanded worldwide, defends the rights and lives of blacks and conducts police brutality in these communities. The demonstrations that protest against racial inequality have side, in its majority, pacified.
CNN filed a lawsuit against the United States Capitol police over its response, but did not respond. In a statement issued by the Jews, the Capitol Police said that “the actions of its officials were heroic considering the situation and what was happening. “This is a tremendous response to the professionalism and dedication of women and men from the United States Capitol’s Police,” Steven Sund, the police chief, said in a statement. The Capitol’s police are investigating the incident, the security planning, its policies and procedures, details the communication.
Díaz says she will not be part of other destroyers and now hopes that President-elect Joe Biden will have a good job.
“As a state union we accept Biden, it’s a good job, to support the United States as it should be and to give the United States first and obviously we should be supportive, it’s the only thing we can do,” he concluded.