At this moment, Ruiz was also feeling extremely troubled. Having just become interim Prime Minister, the power in his hands had not been enjoyed for long before his reputation was tarnished in such a manner.
However, the most pressing matter now was to end this worker's march that affected most of Madrid, otherwise the government wouldn't be able to handle other matters.
To ensure the stability of Madrid, Ruiz issued a new order, allowing the police responsible for maintaining security to use firearms under dangerous conditions to prevent the worker's march from escalating into an armed conflict.
But unexpectedly, this order instantly ignited the situation of the worker's march.
Initially, the police did not intend to proactively open fire on the worker groups, but they couldn't resist the malevolent guidance and provocation from the rebellious nobility among the worker's ranks.
