They painted at Vox's headquarters in Vitoria
Stickers covering the name of the ultra-right-wing party, whistles on the sign, paintings sketching the "Affiliate" message and a "Gora ETA" have been placed on the doorstep of the residence.
Vox's headquarters in Vitoria-Gasteiz was vandalized this morning with stickers covering the party's name at the front door, whistles on the sign, paintings stamping the message "Afíliate" and a "Gora ETA".
The far-right party has reported that Voxen's president in Álava and solicitor at the General Meetings of Álava, Jonathan Romero, has been the first to hear what happened and will file a complaint with the Ertzaintza today.
"We live surrounded by violence against our party, when we organize information tables with violence, when we want to make politics on the streets, and this is particularly serious, starring parties that consider themselves democratic and practice apartheid in Vox. The General Meetings of Álava and the Basque Parliament have never condemned any of the attacks we have suffered, "he said.
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