
The Vox leader linked the gift to the hundred days of migratory crisis in the autonomous city and used the term 'invasion', which the presenter refused to share.
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Santiago Abascal was the third candidate for the Presidency of the Government to sit down with David Broncano on TVE's La Revuelta. Before the interview, Broncano anticipated that there would be 'fewer little jokes'.
Santiago Abascal arrived on the set of La Revuelta with a white box for David Broncano. He was the third candidate for the Presidency of the Government who sat with the TVE presenter, and he wanted to give him the gift before starting.
Before Abascal showed the gift, Broncano had advanced what the interview would be like: "Fewer little jokes." The Vox leader then showed what was inside the box and explained that several gifts had been suggested to him before deciding on one.
It was a flag of Ceuta, and Abascal linked it to the hundred days of the migratory crisis in the autonomous city. "It's been 100 days of invasion in Ceuta," he said, while the presenter placed it on his table.
Broncano did not let the term pass. After clarifying that he does not share the use of the word 'invasion', he took the flag with Abascal and showed it to the program's camera, so that the gift was visible to the viewers.

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