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Several Hooded Men Tear Apart a Figure of King Philip VI in San Sebastián

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Several hooded men tear apart a figure of King Philip VI in San Sebastián

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In the course of the march of the youths of the left abertzale by Donostia, several hooded youths, put on containers, set fire to flags of Spain and FranceIncidents in Bilbao, Vitoria and Eibar against followers of the Spanish team during the World Cup final La Ertzaintza has opened a raid on public unrest and an investigation into the beheading of a figure who emulated the king, Philip VI, during a demonstration “against fascism” called last Su…

·Madrid, Spain
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Several hooded men tear apart a figure of King Philip VI in San Sebastián

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The Government condemns the attack on an effigy of the King in San Sebastián and describes the event as a very serious lack of institutional respect. La entrada The Government condemns the attack on an effigy of King Felipe VI in San Sebastián aparece primero en Moncloa.

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The youth organization brought together thousands of young people yesterday in San Sebastian. During the mobilization, a statue of the King of Spain was thrown to the ground and its head was broken.

The government delegate in Euskadi, Marisol Garmendia, has described as "very serious lack of institutional respect" that hooded behead a doll who pretended to be King Felipe VI [...] La entrada Decapitan una imagen de Felipe VI en una provincia estar española se publicada primero en La Crónica de Guadalajara: Tu newspaper digital.

Thousands of people took part yesterday in the march of the youth organization of the left abertzale "against fascism" in which flags of Spain and France were also burned

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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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