"Violence designed and orchestrated from La Moncloa": Abascal blames the Government for the protests and the delegate attributes the disturbances to a "minimal" group

Protests in A Coruña against Santiago Abascal led to clashes with police, which Abascal attributes to organized violence from the government. He claims these disturbances aim to silence Vox's political agenda. The government delegate stated that only a minority engaged in violence, while Abascal accused the government of allowing counter-demonstrations to provoke conflict. He characterized the protesters as 'separatist militias' and expressed concerns about a violent electoral campaign. The government reported three arrests and injuries among police officers, but emphasized that most demonstrators were peaceful. Abascal continues to highlight the violence in his public appearances, suggesting it will only persist if it serves a purpose for the government.