Pep GuardiolaManchester City coach, has spread the message through his social networks with attacks on August 17, 2017 as background.
One from Santpedor requests in said message the clarification total of the events that led to the attack on rambles of Barcelona, which resulted in 16 people died when a van attacked the citizens who were in the middle of the said road this morning.
Guardiolasince Wednesday the second most successful coach in football history after City’s victory in the European Super Cup, summoned the State of Spain and the Generalitago to the end to ‘find out the truth’. And he makes sure that what he feels when faced with the doubts surrounding those facts is ‘shame‘.
The tweet ends with a message of solidarity for the victims and their families: “Not a day goes by that I don’t think of you.”
This is complete message Guardiola posted, translated from the original, in Catalan:
“How long will we wait? to find out what really happened in 17-A? Spanish State-Generalitat, we want to know the truth. You are here for this. shame. This is how I feel.
To all victims and relatives, say so Not a day goes by that I don’t think of you.“.
In recent years, Guardiola has sometimes held a memorial for the victims of the attacks to coincide with the anniversary of the events that shook the whole Catalonia.
Source: La Verdad
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