The singer Miguel Bosé charged hard against Pedro Sanchez, president of the Spanish government, after the events of last Sunday, when the socialist leader fled the boos of Paiporta, one of the areas most affected by the DANA, leave the Kings behind him. “Let’s see if they understand it once and for all, Pedro Sánchez-Castejón, let’s see if it comes to mind for the rest… these ‘violent marginals’ that you fled like the coward that you are, are desperate people who I did, I lost everything. “How dare you insult them!”, launched the musician in a post on his social networks.
The words of Bose They respond to Sánchez’s accusations, in which he called the alleged attackers “supporters of the extreme right.” The musician also took advantage of his publication to demand the resignation of the President of the Government after reporting that those present in Paiporta were throwing mud and objects at him. “They are all of us and, like them, all of Spain does not like you. He doesn’t love you! Find out once and for all. Resign. “Disappears”, said the musician.
The kings, Philip VI And Letizia, with Pedro Sánchez and Carlos Mazón, president of the Generalitat Valenciana, Last Sunday they visited the municipality of Paiporta, one of the hardest hit by the devastation DANA this left more than 200 dead in the province of Valencia. During the visit, people working in the streets of the city began to boo the delegation, throwing mud and other objects. Pedro Sánchez took the opportunity to flee as soon as the melee began, later claiming to have been hit several times by objects. The president got into a car and left behind to the kings and Mazón, who remained to confront those affected.
Sánchez tried to blame “perfectly organized ultra groups who tried to do as much damage as possible to the authorities present” after his flight from Paiporta. Three individuals were arrested this Wednesday for hitting the car in which the president was taking refuge, but none of them has links to the far right.
Paiporta is one of the municipalities most affected by DANA, which left more than 200 dead in the province of Valencia and at least 89 missing. Several towns are devastated and hundreds of volunteers and emergency teams are fighting to rebuild, clean up and search for the missing.
