US Edition97 Identified After the Chaos of the Last Stage of Lavuelta: 11 with Antecedents
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Asked this Monday about his claim that there were "3,000 kale Borrokas" in Madrid during the last stage of La Vuelta, Alfonso Serrano defended himself vehemently stating: "Because they were gentuza. Gentuza, they were genuine gentuza breaking the coexistence in Madrid!"Crónica - When a Cycling Vuelta is more important than the massacre of children in Gaza The general secretary of the Popular Party of the Community of Madrid, Alfonso Serrano, lab…
A tide of Palestinian flags was greeted this Sunday in Madrid by the cyclists of the Vuelta a España, whose last stage had to be cancelled after the tour was invaded by protesters protesting the Israeli offensive in Gaza and the participation of a team from this country in the race.The protests had been taking place for weeks in the different cities and towns to which the Vuelta arrived, where the cries of “Free Palestine” and “genocide” were mi…
The final stage of LaVuelta, held last Sunday in Madrid, ended with a large police deployment that left 97 people identified as a result of protests against the participation of the Israeli team. According to sources from the Ministry of the Interior, four of them had a record for public unrest in the capital and seven others for common crimes.wf_cms.rss.read_more
The Vuelta a España came to an end this past Sunday marked, again, by the propalestine protests, which left almost a hundred people identified by the National Police: of them, about ten already had a record, four for public disorder and seven for common crime.After the government spokesman, Pilar Alegría, explained in a press conference that the National Police's General Information Commissariat has denied that any of those identified by the alt…
The mayor of Madrid, José Luis Martínez-Almeida, shared with the general secretary of the Madrid People's Party (PP), Alfonso Serrano, that all those who "disrupted" the Spanish Cycling Tour as it passed through the city last Sunday are "riffraff." "I think that's certainly not a far-fetched epithet," he replied in an interview on Cadena Ser, where he stated that within his party, the PP, "there is no resistance to condemning what is happening i…
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