PSOE deputy denounces receiving threatening letter at his family home

Alberto Mayoral, PSOE deputy in Congress, reported this Sunday that he had received a threatening letter addressed to him and his wife at his home. The parliamentarian brought the facts to the attention of the National Police. Carmen González, Mayoral's wife, is a councilor in the Córdoba City Council.

According to the message spread by Mayoral on social networks and collected by Servimedia, the letter included personal details such as the portal and floor of his home, which motivated them to file a complaint at the police station.

The parliamentarian indicated that the letter was received at the home where his children also live, so this intimidating episode is something that "has crossed all lines."

He expressed his indignation and stated that, although one can criticize and argue with the socialists, using his family's address to intimidate them "is not a political debate: it is an attempt to scare us in our own home."

"We are socialists and we defend our ideas in the light of day. You can criticize us and you can argue with us as much as you want. But using our family's leadership to threaten us is not a political debate: it is an attempt to scare us in our own home," he said.

The PSOE deputy assured that they will not allow themselves to be intimidated and that they will continue to defend their convictions and democracy "with their heads held high and with all firmness." "We are not going to take a step back," he stressed.

"Pride and firmness"

The PSOE also denounced the events on its social networks this Sunday, where it supported Mayoral, declaring that "defending democratic ideas can never be a reason for hatred or violence" and reiterated its commitment to building a "better Spain."