EH Bildu and Geroa Bai denounce the appearance of "fascist graffiti and threats" in Lekunberri, Irurtzun and Leitza
Geroa Bai calls for "more coexistence, more respect and more democracy" in the face of hatred.
Painted in different parts of Navarre. Photo: EH Bildu
EH Bildu has denounced the appearance of "coordinated appearance" graffiti and fascist threats in various Navarre localities, Lekunberri, Irurtzu, Leitza and the Mendillorri case in Pamplona.
The coalition has stressed that the paintings are almost identical and that in all of them "the same symbols and threats of the Nazis are repeated".
"These facts are framed in a broader context of hate speeches and the rise of the extreme right, against which EH Bildu has argued that there is an absolutely anti-fascist people, at the forefront of the struggle for democracy, freedom, equality and justice," they have denounced.
Geroa Bai , for her part, has "roundly" condemned the appearance of graffiti "fascist, xenophobic and anti-Euskera." "In the face of hatred and intolerance, more coexistence, respect and democracy," Geroa Bai said on social network X. .
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