Filed the cause against the humorist ‘Quequé’ for his jokes about Hangers

The Madrid Audience concludes that the comments of the broadcaster of the Ser Chain do not incite hatred

The Provincial High Court of Madrid overturns the judge's decision and closes the case against Héctor de Miguel, denounced for hate crime by the ultra-Catholic association for stoning pederast priests with helmets of the Valley of the Fallen

The Provincial High Court of Madrid has estimated the appeals filed by the Prosecutor’s Office and the humorist, Héctor de Miguel, known as ‘Quéqué’, and has filed the case against the comedian who had been denounced by the Foundation of Christian Lawyers for some jokes about the Valley of the Fallen and the Cathedral of the Almudena of Madrid.

The Madrid Provincial Court has dismissed the case against comedian Héctor de Miguel, known as Quequé, as it did not see a hate crime in the jokes he made on his radio show about blowing up the Valley of the Fallen and stoning pedophile priests.

The Provincial High Court of Madrid has closed the case against the humorist Héctor de Miguel, known as Quequé, by not seeing a crime of hatred in the jokes he made in his radio program about dynamiteing the Valley of the Fallen and stoning pederast priests, according to EFE. Christian Lawyers, the foundation that broke out against the humorist, has already announced that he will appeal this decision to the Supreme Court.In the ruling, the court…

The humorist made a joke in which he spoke of "dynamiting" the cross of the Valley of Cuelgamuros and was prosecuted for "crime of hatred."They file the complaint of Christian Lawyers against Quequé for the Valley of the Fallen.