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Miembros de la policía del réxime integrista gambianu prindaron el pasáu viernes a dos españoles acusaos de face-yos proposiciones de calter homosexual a naturales del país. Trátase de los ciudadanos Juan Monpserratrusau y Pere Joan, qu'a estes hores permanecen na comisaría de Kotu, tres ser denunciaos por dos taxistes locales porque interpretaron que dambos diben diar a Manjai pa tener relaciones homosexuales.

En mayu pasáu, el tiránicu presidente de Gambia, Yahya Jammeh, diera un ultimatun de 24 hores a los homosexuales p'abandonar el país y torgar asina'l recibir les consecuencies de les dures lleis homófobes del réxime. Jammeh anunciara que Gambia ye una país de "xente civilizao y creyente" y dixo que "cortaría la cabeza a cualaquier persona que practicara la homosexualidá". Mentanto la realidá de les tiraníes islámiques ye cada vegada más evidente, el gobiernu de Rodríguez Zapatareo tovía sigue emperráu na so Alianza de Civilizaciones. Y nós preguntámonos, ¿esiste dalguna civilización na República de Gambia?.

Artículu en Gambia News onde se da noticia del arrestu

Gambia News : Two Alleged Homosexuals Arrested

Jun 02,2008 by

The police last Friday arrested two men believed to be homosexuals, this paper has been reliably informed. The two are reported to be Spanish nationals.

Pere Joan, 56, and Juan Monpserratrusau, 54, held at Kotu police station, allegedly approached two taxi drivers (names withheld) and made proposals to them.

Our sources said the drivers acted quickly but secretly by immediately alerting the police, while putting up a show of interest in the advances of the culprits who were lured to a rendezvous in Manjai, where they were subsequently arrested.

Homosexuality is considered to be a taboo in The Gambia and the arrest of the two comes against the backdrop of the pronouncements of President Jammeh on 15thMay 2008, during his recent Dialogue with the People tour in which he seriously condemned homosexuality as a menace in the country, and issued an ultimatum for any homosexuals in the country to leave within 24 hours.

He is on record to have said that The Gambia is a country of believers, and that such sinful and immoral practices as homosexuality would not be tolerated in this country. “In The Gambia, homosexuality is considered as a taboo,” he emphasised.

He had declared that he would “cut off the head” of any homosexual found in this country. He also said that a legislation will be introduced very soon that would be “stricter than those in Iran,” with regards to such relationships.

The Gambian leader on that day gave orders that from then on, any hotel or lodge that knowingly houses a homosexual would be closed; and if such persons are found in any compound, the landlord would be in deep trouble.

Src: Point, The