Minister of Equality Ana Redondo has been virtually unknown to the public during these first two years of her term. In the July poll conducted by the Center for Sociological Research (CIS), the most recent survey to ask about ministers, 72.8% of respondents said they did not know her, placing her as one of the least-publicized figures in the Cabinet. However, in recent days, the controversy over the anti-abuse bracelets has put her in the spotlight and turned Redondo into a right-wing foe. Within the framework of the PP's offensive against the Minister of Equality, Congress approved this Wednesday to censure her, at the proposal of Alberto Núñez Feijóo's party. However, Spanish President Pedro Sánchez came to Redondo's defense and expressed his "solidarity" with her over the "accusations" she has received from the right. He also argued that the wristband system works "better than before."