A group of students from the University of Navarra insulted the Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande Marlaskathis Thursday coming out of an event at the aforementioned academic center.
Several students remained at the entrance to the Faculty of Communication I was waiting for the minister to come out through the main door, but eventually he came out through a side door.
When they found out, several of them ran to the scene to scream “fagot”, “Son of a bitch” and “corrupt”, while the National Police This made it easier for the minister to leave.
It only took a few seconds to get into the official car and leave the scene, and so the students left the scene chanting “Let Txapote vote for you” without the situation becoming more tense.
The Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, participated at the University of Navarra in the inauguration of the III Conference Tell of the terror.
The University launched a investigation to try to identify students and open the corresponding disciplinary files.
Conviction
Reactions of condemnation to the insults towards Marlaska were not long in coming. THE University of Navarra condemned this “regrettable and unjustifiable behavior which contrasts with the normality with which the minister’s intervention in the event itself developed.”
The rector of the University, María Iraburu, declared that “we deeply regret these insults, contrary to the most basic respect for the dignity of people”. “These are reprehensible acts in all areas, but especially in a university institution, where respect and dialogue must always prevail”, he added, specifying that “on behalf of the University of Navarra, I wish to publicly apologize to the minister”.
“My solidarity with the minister for the vulgar and homophobic insults suffered today. Navarre is a land of welcome and tolerance which radically rejects these manifestations of fascist intolerance,” declared the socialist senator. Javier Remirez on their social networks.
I want to expressly condemn the insults that Minister Marlaska received this morning.
The lack of respect is unjustifiable.
This is not how an idea is defended.–Javier Esparza (@JavierJesparza) October 17, 2024
Javier Esparzaparliamentary spokesperson for the Unión del Pueblo Navarro (UPN), also spoke in
Cristina Ibarrolapresident of the UPN and former mayor of Pamplona, indicated in the same sense that “political disagreements must be expressed with respect and dialogue”: “There are more constructive ways to express our opinions”.
