The graffiti read the phrase “Mozalik ez, adierazpen askatasuna” (No to muzzles, freedom of speech). From the party, they have indicated that these events “constitute a serious attack on personal and family freedom”.
PNV has denounced that last Wednesday evening unknown people applied graffiti on a private property in Arrasate, in the portal of the mayor’s house, Maria Ubarretxena“crossing the boundary from the scope of public practice to the private and family sphere”.
The graffiti, made with green spray, read the sentence “Mozalik ez, adierazpen askatasuna” (No to muzzles, freedom of speech) and “they monopolized the entire portal,” according to a PNV note.
From the party, they have indicated that these facts “a serious attack on personal and family freedom with the sole purpose of coercing, intimidating and harassing the mayor of the PNV”, and they also denounced that “it is not the first time that the mayor has been harassed in her family environment, crossing the border of respect and coexistence completely”.
Similarly, they have stressed that “it is not true that there is no Gag law being applied in Arrasate. We have several places that are authorized to express our views, put up posters or banners.” “We live in a city that is free of speech and that expression should be respectful to everyone,” they added.
“From the PNV, we show our maximum support to María and her family and we strongly condemn and strongly reject these serious events that take us back to times gone by,” the note concludes.
paths complaints They have been filed with both the local municipal police and the Ertzaintza for coercion and damages. In addition, the government team will provide a proposal on this matter to the meeting of spokespersons to be held next Monday at the town hall of Arrasate.
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