A man violently stormed a PP event in Barcelona and confronted the Deputy Secretary General of Autonomous and Municipal Policy of the Popular Party, Elías Bendodo, while he was speaking at a press conference alongside the party’s mayoral candidate in the Catalan capital, Daniel Sirera.
Shirtless, with a backpack and making strong gestures with his arms, the young man began shouting in front of the podium where Bendodo and Sirera were making their statements to the gathered media. “Look at me, on the street,” he shouted amid insults and references to his family or economic situation. Specifically, he shouted that his father is an “industrial miner” and his mother “a lawyer and anthropologist.” “And I am adopted,” he added. “They don’t give me a damn aid, okay? I’m on the street because of a damn restraining order. Do you understand me or not?”
Sirera himself intervened to invite him to leave the place, while Bendodo interrupted his speech and stepped back a few meters.
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Then, the man stormed in a second time, this time on a bicycle and while shouting insults against Spain and shouting in favor of Catalan or FC Barcelona. Finally, he left after passing several times in front of the cameras.
The events took place in the Vila Olímpica neighborhood, right in Cobi square, the place chosen by the PP to denounce the proliferation of settlements in the city of Barcelona, with one of them located precisely in Cobi square, next to the beach area. Moreover, the young man likely lives in that settlement that crosses a large part of the Ronda Litoral.
