Prostitution in Spain is illegal. That is to say, it is not a crime typified in the Penal Code, but neither is it recognized as a work activity.
Thus, the eternal debate continues between legalizing or abolishing thas escorts agencies in barcelona, as Carmen Calvo, the new vice-president of the Government, has defended.
Despite sharing his progressive ideas, Jesus supports legalization.
He wants it to be regulated so that they have access to benefits, pensions or maternity leave.
"From my condition of militant of left I believe necessary to establish a collaboration between workers and candidates to public representatives", she says.
"They have to be listened to, they are the protagonists. However, Amelia Tiganus does not agree with legalization.
For her, the solution is education and giving more opportunities to women who want to leave the system.
"If the authorities legitimized her, the state would become a pimp," she denounces, saying that the profile of the prostitute has changed.
"Most of them are young people with high levels of education. For them it's about leisure," he says.
Jesús, Rafael and Jorge meet the stereotype of clients: they are young, they started out of curiosity and today they continue to pay for sex, either for entertainment or because they don't want to commit themselves, and they see sex as a service.
"Whoever goes to a hairdresser or a restaurant pays, this is the same," says Jorge. Mixing feelings is possible.
"It's inevitable to be fond of girls," admits Rafael. While Jesus nods:
"The client should look for sex. No love, no friendship. But since a bond can be born between a baker and her client, the same thing happens here.
And he ends: "Would I marry one of them? Sure, why not?"
