The proposed changes aim to limit participation in women's sports to individuals with a 'female biological sex', which contradicts Spain's progressive LGBTQ+ legislation.
Irene Montero described the previous legislative update as a 'giant step forward', emphasizing the law recognizes trans people's right to self-determine their gender identity.
Former Socialist deputy prime minister Carmen Calvo warned that the latest amendments would 'destroy the powerful battery of equality legislation in our country'.
Gender-critical feminists within PSOE support the amendment, claiming it protects the integrity of women's sports against the encroachment of transgender participation.
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