At least five PP deputies, including Ana Belén Vázquez and Macarena Montesinos, have received in recent days anonymous letters with a threatening tone. They have already warned that “they are not afraid” and “they are not going to allow themselves to be silenced”.
Vázquez, spokesperson for the PP Interior, published on his X account (formerly Twitter) a photo of the letter he received in his office in the Lower House, dated September 22 from Waterloo and in which he censors among other things , his interventions in Congress directed to Marlaska.
In her message on social networks, the MP was called a “fucking coward” to the author of the letter for not daring to put his name and he wanted to make it clear that he would not let himself be intimidated by this “nauseating letter”: “You are not going to silence me”, remarks- he.
The spokesperson for the PP Interior was asked about this during a press conference of the Congress and assured that she was not the only PP deputy to have received this type of letters, but she clarified that “They are not afraid” to anonymous letters.
“Popular” sources then clarified that another MP who received this type of letter is deputy spokesperson Macarena Montesinos, even if in her case the letter is also references to third parties of your environment.
In addition to them, MEP Alma Ezcurra, senators Eva Ortiz and Alicia García, and the deputy secretary for mobilization and digital challenge of the PP, Noelia Núñez, also received this type of letter.
The recommendations they received from the Police are to keep them in case new mailings appear, because the typography and tone of the documents indicate that they all belong to the same sender.
The PP announces that it will denounce these events
MPs, senators and European deputies from the Popular Party will report this Monday to the Congress of Deputies police station the “threatening” and “sexist” letters received throughout this week.
This was announced by Noelia Núñez herself, in statements to the media in Pamplona, who regretted having “r“I received a shameful threatening letter”. “And with some qualifiers that I avoid repeating because they are quite unpleasant,” he added.
Núñez thanked the president of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, the entire party, representatives of other parties and citizens “the support expressed to the leaders of the Popular Party in the face of these letters which are difficult to reproduce due to the shameful, sexist and threatening content they contain.
As he explains, these letters “were received after having made an intervention both in Congress and in the Senate or in the case of Alma Ezcurra in the European Parliament”.
“At the moment it seems that there is no new letter, fortunately, and we hope that no representative, not just from the People’s Party, no representative, will receive a letter like this, because of course , it’s not pleasant,” he said. .
