The investigating judge of the Court Number 1 of Palma refused this Monday to file the complaint and the complaint against the president of the Parliament, Gabriel Le Senne, and will question him as an investigator on September 27. for an alleged hate crime.
The judge thus rejected Le Senne’s request, which requested the file claiming that he “accidentally” tore up the photo of the Rojas del Molinar, as explained by the collective ‘Estimada Aurora’.
The investigating judge made this decision after viewing the videos of the parliamentary session, which debated the possible repeal of the Democratic Memory Law on the proposal of Vox, in which Le Senne tore up the photograph and after hearing the accusations on the case file.
The group, promoted by lawyer Sebastià Frau and composed of more than 50 professionals from different fields, participated in the case as a popular accusationA few days earlier, the association Memòria de Mallorca had already filed a private complaint on behalf of the victims and relatives of the Rojas del Molinar, for an alleged hate crime.
Similarly, the judge did not admit to having applied parliamentary inviolability in this case. This had been raised by Le Senne’s lawyer, knowing that when the president had removed the photo, I was not expressing an opinion in the use of the word, he was not exercising the right to vote either, but rather it was “an action of tearing off a photograph, tearing it up and throwing it on the ground.”
