What should have been a dream honeymoon turned out to be a nightmare. Danny Costs And Mirée Sáez They got married last September 29, a day full of Valencianism. The wedding table was called Mestallaone of the anthems created for the centenary of Che’s club was sung and especially shouted several times “Rock [Lim]“Come on now” in memory of the owner of the Valencia CF hated by a large part of the fans. The millionaire businessman is the other protagonist of this story.
Dani and Mireia, installed Bétera (Valence), they started their honeymoon last week. The first stop was Singaporecity-state where Peter Lim is precisely from. The couple knew it, especially him, who on his social networks usually displays his animosity towards the owner of the club of his loves for ten years. And everything exploded in their networks.
He had announced his intentions there, before getting married, for the first destination of his honeymoon. In his suitcase he had left room for a yellow flag with a motto popularized in the Valencian sector contrary to the current management of the club: “We are ready for our Singapore/Bali honeymoon with our little flag”. “Lim Comes Home” take a photo near Uncle Peter,” Dani shared.
Looking at his profile, we see that he had everything planned: “If you go to Singapore, there is a beautiful building called Abelia in Ardmore Park…”, encouraged another user of the social network . x. “I have several locations planned. If you know where my little yellow flag and my little photo can do the most, let me know. Because knowing where this guy lives, I guess no one knows. Otherwise, I will go too”, the boyfriend replied “I will finish it for you to put it on”, was the last message that the Valencian supporter received.
On October 3, Dani would make an announcement: “Have a nice Singapore day, friends! Six hours time difference, I’m going to take pictures with my cute little flag, if you want a message and I can do it, feel free “I don’t mind asking, but other than ending up in jail in Singapore, I haven’t even seen this honeymoon plan,” he joked online. published three messages on x accompanied by photos with the banner ‘Lim Go Home’ at different locations: nearby Marina BayIn Merlion park and in the above Abélia Building.
Hotel Abelia, owner Peter Lim! Very ugly indeed… pic.twitter.com/Fc6QqQykT4
– Dani Cost (@daaanii1414) October 3, 2024
In the latter, Lim has his residence. The Valencia supporter, in addition to posing with the aforementioned banner, placed a small sticker on the exterior door of the building with the message ‘Lim, out’. “Well yes, I went to Peter Lim’s house without knowing it (I thought it was his hotel). Wonderful misunderstanding that I enjoyed as a child. ‘Lim Go Home’ at the door of his house, a step more Valencianism”, he would later write with pride when his previous publication had repercussions.
Among the surprising responses to Dani’s tweet were some users who warned of the consequences their actions could have in the face of a strident justice system like Singapore’s: “I wouldn’t like it if, for example, you get arrested for vandalizing private property. property and demonstrate it on social networks. Even more striking was a response that alarmed the Singaporean authorities by directly mentioning them in the Valencian fan’s publication.
Two unidentified men
The big surprise came as the couple was preparing to leave Singapore to continue their honeymoon in Singapore. Bali. Dani was arrested at airport security. They took his passport and cell phone and he was questioned. Although Mireia was not prevented from leaving the country, she decided to stay with her husband. Local authorities informed them that they were under investigation, but did not specify what they were accused of. The couple was sent back to the hotel where they stayed.
Miguel Zorioformer vice-president of Valencia CF, claims to have intervened quickly to provide support to the selected Valencians. He is also the promoter of the platform Valencian tide This Monday evening, he contacted the Spanish ambassador to Singapore and denounced that the police intervention had been directly promoted by Peter Lim.
“Lim sent two people from his security detail to do the dirty work”
In statements shared with SPANISHZorío denounces that “Peter Lim was the instigator of the complaints against the police which led to the arrest of two Valencian fans in Singapore, and as always he did it in a cowardly manner, without showing his face. He sent two people from his entourage to do this dirty work,” he said based on conversations he had Monday evening trying to help in this matter.
The fan’s version is that before being intervened by the Singapore police, he was intervened by two unidentified men. They, in English, would have reproached him for his protest with the banner and the sticker affixed to Peter Lim’s house and would have warned him that the businessman would not leave the club.
La alcaldesa María José Catalá confirmó que Cuesta y Sáez no están retenidos como tal en un hotel: “Se le ha retirado [a Dani] passport due to an ongoing police investigation, but there are no formal charges but an investigation. “In other words, they can leave the hotel, but not the country. The Spanish authorities can only wait for the Singapore police to inform them why they are under investigation.
The Spanish Ambassador to Singapore, Mercedes Alonsomaintains contact with local authorities to guarantee the well-being of the couple. Pillar Barnabasdelegate of Government in the Valencian Communityalso assured this Tuesday that he was in constant communication with the relatives of Dani and Mireia, as well as with the embassy. In his statements, Bernabé assured that the couple has consular support from the first moment and that they receive all the necessary support.
On the side of Valencia CF, the club limited itself to expressing its “desire” through a declaration so that this “does have the best and quickest result”. The club, which emphasizes having been aware of information published in the media, also contacted the Spanish embassy in Singapore via the La Liga Office be aware of the progress of the file.
A turbulent country
Singapore is a country with very strict laws and severe penalties for acts considered vandalism or public disorder. Vandalism ranges from stealing or damaging property to displaying or hanging items without permission. Penalties range from fines of $1,000 to $2,000 to three years in prison, in serious cases, and corporal punishment of three to eight lashes for repeat offenders. In addition, demonstrating without authorization is prohibited. There are additional rules for coexistence, such as a ban on chewing gum without medical reasons, avoiding public displays of affection, and penalties for littering or crossing streets outside designated areas.
