What's the meaning of this bus?

Bus campaign against transsexuals

On 28th February, a bus was circulating in the city of Madrid against transsexuals.

The City Council believes that the capital campaign "Speak up" (Hazte Oír) violates local ordinances and incite you hateful.
Institutions, parties, trade unions and civil organizations have expressed their rejection on Tuesday of the bus against transsexuals that the ultra-Catholic group, Hazte Oír, flew to Spain and started its route in Madrid on Monday.
Spokesman for Equality of the PSOE has asked the prosecution to prohibit it.
Catalonia and Madrid have also asked the Public Ministry to intervene. And the government of Carmena has ordered that it be immobilized.
In the next days was planned to circulate in Valencia, Barcelona, Zaragoza, Pamplona, San Sebastian, Bilbao and Vitoria, according to the ultracatal group.
The councilman of Security has explained that the police has paralyzed "the bus of the shame". The government team of Manuela Carmena has considered that there was "data" of infraction of the ordinance on the outside publicity, that "prohibits (the announcements) in any type of vehicle or trailer, in circulation or parked, except the one that realizes in Vehicles intended for public transport ". The objective of the City Council is that the bus leave as soon as possible of the city.
In Catalonia, the institutions also don't want that bus, which was programmed to begin its tour of autonomy next Friday. "There is no place for these buses in Barcelona," Mayor Ana Colau wrote on Twitter. The threat of the Consistory is to stop the vehicle as soon as they see you enter, under the threat of fine with up to 3,000 euros applying the ordinance of citizenship. "She does not have permission to move around the city. It is not welcome," said the mayor of Feminisms and LGBTI, Laura Perez. In addition, the Generalitat has stated that he will report to the Office of the Prosecutor for hate crimes.


Vocabuary learned:
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http://politica.elpais.com/politica/2017/02/28/actualidad/1488285088_623918.html