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Javier Guillén considers what happened in La Vuelta "unacceptable" and "regrettable"

The race manager stressed that his only goal was to get the Round through, and that only the UCI can decide which team to join and discard.

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Protest in Madrid on the Return. Photo: EFE

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The director of the Vuelta, Javier Guillén, has lamented the "image that the Vuelta gave yesterday" after the final stage was suspended due to protests against Israel and in favour of Palestine.

"I condemn and regret what happened in the last stage of the Return. The images speak for themselves. What happened is unacceptable, especially on the circuit. Nothing good can come of what happened. I regret the image given, which cannot be repeated."



According to Guillen, "demonstrations and sport were able to live together."

The final stage of the Return to Spain has been suspended due to incidents in the centre of Madrid.
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