The PP proposes to fine parents for the street violence of their underage children

Recent riots in Spain, particularly in Bilbao and Barcelona, have led to numerous arrests, mostly of minors. The Popular Party plans to impose fines on parents of minors involved in violence, inspired by measures from Italy. They argue that families should be held accountable for their children's actions. The party also aims to prevent gangs from exploiting minors for crime and to increase penalties for violent acts committed while masked. The unrest has reignited discussions on public safety and the role of families in preventing youth violence.