The PSOE of Ávila has denounced the appearance of graffiti of "a fascist nature" on the door and on the façade of its provincial headquarters. In the attack, insults such as "whores", "traitors" and "murderers" were written, along with slogans such as "Up Spain", "fascist" symbolism and slogans contrary to the constitutional regime of 1978. The organization has already brought all these events to the competent authorities.
In a statement released by the political group and reported by Europa Press, the general secretary of the PSOE in Ávila, Carlos Montesino, has expressed his "absolute rejection" of what happened and has emphasized that this is not a "simple prank", but a display of "hate and intolerance that seeks to intimidate those who defend a legitimate political project".
Montesino has also stressed that disagreement is "legitimate", but that "hate and violence are not", and has pointed out that ahead of the elections on next 29 November, the choice "between democracy and coexistence versus regression and hate" is at stake.
Lastly, the provincial leadership of the PSOE of Ávila has insisted that these attacks "are not going to condition its activity or its political commitment" and has reiterated that they will continue to defend "freedom, rights and equality in the face of intimidation attempts".