Abascal accuses Sánchez of "bringing violence and intimidation to the campaign against Vox": "They are his militias in La Coruña, Catalonia, and the Trampolín beach"

Recent protests in Spain have escalated into violence, particularly in Bilbao and Barcelona, where radical groups clashed with police and caused property damage. Santiago Abascal, leader of Vox, has condemned these incidents, linking them to the government of Pedro Sánchez and accusing it of fostering extremism. He claims that the violence aims to distract from discussions about government corruption and to intimidate his party's supporters. Abascal argues that the government is responsible for allowing these protests, although authorities can only intervene under specific conditions to maintain public order. The situation reflects heightened tensions during the election campaign.