The Police charge against protesters who rebuked Abascal at an event in Toledo

The National Police has charged against a group of people who were in the Plaza de Zocodover, in Toledo, rebuking Santiago Abascal before an appearance by the Vox leader before the media.

The group of protesters, carrying Palestinian flags, uttered insults against Abascal while blowing whistles, which caused the reaction of the numerous people who came to Zocodover Square, and who also addressed the rioters with insults.

At that moment, the police officers who were at the scene intervened and charged the protesters who were trying to boycott the Vox event.

Later, during Abascal's speech, one of the attendees at the event asked the Vox leader why he had "never worked", which generated an angry reaction from the rest of the attendees, who rebuked him. Members of Abascal's security team have taken him out of the square.

This Friday, the Government delegate in Castilla-La Mancha, José Pablo Sabrido, asked the Government subdelegate in Toledo, Carlos Ángel Devia, for explanations for this action by the National Police.

"We have asked for these explanations from the subdelegate and the commissioner himself, who will surely give them to us in detail," indicated the Government delegate to questions from the media at an electoral event in Pulgar of the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, Luis Planas, and the number one candidate of the PSOE for Toledo to Congress, Milagros Tolón.

Sabrido has said that the fact that someone could be harmed "from this type of action" bothers him "very much." "The only thing I ask, in a period of electoral campaign and when the elections have to be the celebration of democracy, is that each of us honestly defend what we believe with full respect for what others think."

Thus, as part of the responsibility that the Government Delegation has and as a representative of the General Administration of the State, he has indicated that the State Security Corps and Forces "are there to defend all citizens and that I am sure that they will act as they should, which is with moderation and with appropriate criteria."