The Frente Amplio candidate for the elections of 29N, Ada Colau, has launched an attack against the leader of Vox, Santiago Abascal, whom she accuses of having launched "many lies," "fake news" and "insults" in the interview he gave this Monday on the TVE program 'La Revuelta'. Colau has said that she hopes those statements will be answered at the ballot box in the 29N elections.
In a conversation in the same space presented by the humorist David Broncano and broadcast by Europa Press, Colau began her remarks by recalling the appearance of the Vox president the night before, whom she accused of expressing views which, in her opinion, violate human rights.
The Frente Amplio challenger, who has described Abascal as the "gentleman of the far right," has stressed that she takes part in the program without demanding a particular type of audience, unlike what, as she has said, the Vox leader did, and she has welcomed the fact that those who applauded him on Monday are not present.
Next, she reiterated that the Vox leader spread "many fake news" which, in her opinion, can be dismantled. "Some so incredible as that the housing problem is due to gender policies, or climate denialism, or migrant people who say they take all the aid, something which is a lie according to all official data, and that those fake news cannot go unanswered," she emphasized.
In this regard, she has expressed her desire for the country's social majority to have present "these fake news" and "insults" from Vox when the ballot boxes open on 29N and for them "to refute them at the ballot box." In addition, she has defended that there is "shared responsibility" so that "this far-right gentleman, whom I am not going to say the name of" stops occupying the center of public debate.