The English victims of the Thalidomide also have done their particular campaign to warn about its existence after 50 years of waiting for authorities to recognize them. Taking advantage of the meeting of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero with intellectuals and artists in the Fine Arts in Madrid, Isabel Ramírez, a member of the association that brings together the victims of the drug in Spain, Avita, the Prime Minister delivered a copy of the film Side effects German , This exposes the Nazi past of thalidomide in Germany, and all that is behind the laboratory inventor and economic empire that today represents the multinational Chemie Grünenthal. 
"We have also hand delivered a detailed timetable, with all the demonstrations that Avith (Association of Victims of Thalidomide in Spain) is planned in a few dates, including a massive rally of all the victims of Thalidomide in Europe, to carry on 3 April in London, in front of the embassies of Spain and Germany, "explains José Riquelme, president of Avita.
"Zapatero's words?" I'm going to see the movie, and also want you to know that I miss you. " 
Days earlier, Riquelme himself had the opportunity to have a chat with the Minister of Justice Mariano Fernández Bermejo. The minister listened to the problems we have had for half a century these people. Do your words?: Bermejo said he was "aware of the problem of Thalidomide well in Spain. I personally know about the problem and affected and what the hell is that that did not sell thalidomide in Spain, who said that! . This topic of course I'm not going to stop her hands. Indeed, in coming days, the health minister comes to Murcia [where the meeting took place], and I'm going to propose a personal interview with him, address the issue. In a few days I called and confirmed day and time. "
"We have also hand delivered a detailed timetable, with all the demonstrations that Avith (Association of Victims of Thalidomide in Spain) is planned in a few dates, including a massive rally of all the victims of Thalidomide in Europe, to carry on 3 April in London, in front of the embassies of Spain and Germany, "explains José Riquelme, president of Avita. "Zapatero's words?" I'm going to see the movie, and also want you to know that I miss you. "
Days earlier, Riquelme himself had the opportunity to have a chat with the Minister of Justice Mariano Fernández Bermejo. The minister listened to the problems we have had for half a century these people. Do your words?: Bermejo said he was "aware of the problem of Thalidomide well in Spain. I personally know about the problem and affected and what the hell is that that did not sell thalidomide in Spain, who said that! . This topic of course I'm not going to stop her hands. Indeed, in coming days, the health minister comes to Murcia [where the meeting took place], and I'm going to propose a personal interview with him, address the issue. In a few days I called and confirmed day and time. " 
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