
The Frente Amplio candidate asks that citizens respond at the polls on 29-N and proclaims that the priority is to prevent a fascist government
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Ada Colau is a Frente Amplio candidate for the 29-N elections and Santiago Abascal is the leader of Vox. Both were interviewed on the TVE program La Revuelta, directed by David Broncano, on consecutive days.
The Frente Amplio candidate for the 29-N elections, Ada Colau, has criticized that the leader of Vox, Santiago Abascal, dedicated himself to spreading "many lies", "hoaxes" and "offenses" during his interview this Monday on the La Revuelta program that she hopes will be answered at the polls in the 29-N elections.
During an interview on the same program directed by comedian David Broncano on TVE, Colau began his intervention by evoking the intervention of the president of Vox a day earlier, whom he accused of pronouncing opinions that violate human rights.
Colau, who has referred to Abascal as the "lord of the extreme right", has confronted the fact that she goes to the program without asking for a special audience, unlike Abascal, and is glad that those who chanted at her this Monday are not there.
Then, he insisted that the Vox leader spouted "many hoaxes" that can be denied. "Some are as incredible as the fact that the housing problem is due to gender policies, or climate denialism, or migrants who say that they take all the aid, which is a lie according to all official data, and that these hoaxes cannot go unanswered," he added.
Therefore, he has hoped that the social majority of the country will remember "these hoaxes" and "offenses" by Vox when the vote opens on 29-N and that "they will deny them at the polls." What's more, he has proclaimed that they have the "shared responsibility" that "this extreme right-wing man whose name is not going to be mentioned" stops being the protagonist.
THE PRIORITY IS TO PREVENT A "GOVERNMENT OF FACHAS"
The candidate for Moncloa from Frente Amplio has proclaimed that the priority of her political space is to ensure that "there is no faça government" in Spain and has defended that fortunately the country has a "diverse" society, thanks to immigration.
The opposite would be, as he has stressed, "boring" and "sad" as was "the man from yesterday who, indeed, was very sad and very boring."
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Citizens will respond to Vox's hoaxes and offenses at the polls on 29-N
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