The PP Mayor in Oviedo Downplays Fascist Aggression During the Holidays: “I Don’t Think They’re that Bad People”
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Minister Marlaska condemns the beating, the branding of “hate crime” and augers at the ruler’s words: “If he says they’re good kids, he’ll know who they are”
The Left asks the leader, independent by the Popular Party, to rectify his words, in which he also attacked one of the attacked, alluding to a sanction for drinking alcohol on public roads years ago.
Alfredo Canteli, mayor of the Asturian capital since 2019 by the PP, is known for his pitching outs, a remarkable ease to lose roles in any situation and an irrepressible tendency to become a bull diffuser.Main Topics: AsturiasRead full article
Thousands of people gathered last Saturday in Oviedo Cathedral Square to show their rejection of fascist violence and condemn the aggression suffered by two members of AMA Asturies during the feasts of San Mateo.
The aggression suffered by two militants of AMA Asturies during the early hours of last Friday in Oviedo has triggered a wave of convictions and opened a strong controversy over the response of the mayor of the city, Alfredo Canteli. While the Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, has described the events as “crime of hatred”, the PP’s ruler has assured that there are “anecdots that are taken out of place” and has referred to the a…
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