Rufián calls for the total political isolation of Junts and states: "I receive your hatred with honor"

Rufián accuses Junts of attacking him with insults and wishes them the maximum political ostracism, also denouncing the silence of the media in the face of these put-downs.

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The top candidate for ERC to the Congress, Gabriel Rufián, has wished for Junts the greatest isolation on the political landscape, while at the same time lamenting the personal attacks coming from Míriam Nogueras's circle toward his figure: "I receive your hatred with honor."

In a message published this Friday on the social network 'X' and reported by Europa Press, Rufián explained that, in the last 24 hours, since Junts has called him "abuser, traitor, illiterate and useless," also reproaching that no media outlet has produced a single journalistic article about these slights.

"Instead, if I say the fucking truth, which is that they sell themselves to the highest bidder and that they vote with PP and Vox against Catalonia, a fuss is always made," the Republican leader has stated, contrasting the media treatment his words receive with what, in his view, is given to Junts's insults.

The ERC candidate has accused Junts of repeatedly positioning themselves "against the Catalans" and of "selling toxic and harmful merchandise without any shame for years," referring to his political track record and to the decisions they have made in different institutional areas.

"To the Catalan right and their media satellites I only wish the most absolute political ostracism," he emphasized, finally encouraging his critics to continue with their attacks and reproaches toward him.