Two other people were arrested for the altercations that occurred last Sunday in Paiporta against the delegation of the kings of Spain, the president of the Generalitat, Carlos Mazonand the President of the Government, Pedro Sanchez. To this must be added the other person who was also arrested and who is currently free of the charges against him. This was assured by sources in the Ministry of the Interior led by Fernando Grande-Marlaska. Specifically, they were arrested for the attacks they carried out against the official car in which Sánchez was traveling to the Valencian city. Paiporta was
This Wednesday, the Civil Guard arrested two other people, BFM, resident of Albal, and GMG, resident of Godella. The two detainees are awaiting trial. This Wednesday, DCC was arrested. The three detainees are believed to be linked. with vehicle damage of the President of the Government and in another of his bodyguard.
This Wednesday morning, the first detainee, a 41-year-old resident of Paiporta, was released without precautionary measures, because he was allegedly the one who hit the windows of a car at Sánchez’s party with a stick while he was evacuated by his bodyguards. .
As confirmed by the TSJ of Valencia, this first detainee is still the subject of an investigation by the Court of Instruction number 3 of Torrent, which has opened proceedings for crimes of attack, public disturbances and damages after receiving the first report from the Civil Guard.
During the visit to Paiporta, the kings and the rest of the authorities were received with insults and throwing objects and mud. In this context, an escort of Queen Letizia was injured in the head.
Investigators from the Civil Guard Information Service continue to identify other people linked to the incidents, including residents of Paiporta.
The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, asked on Tuesday to differentiate the “legitimate anger” of those affected by DANA from the presence in Paiporta of “perfectly organized ultra groups” who tried last Sunday to “do as much damage as possible to the authorities .” present on site.
The Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, assured that Sánchez had received a blow and that is why he was evacuated. Neither he nor the director of the Civil Guard, Mercedes González, confirmed whether there were far-right ultras among those involved in this altercation.
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