Santiago Abascal: Difference between revisions

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|type of villain = Spanish supremacist|occupation = President of VOX|skills = power of persuasion based on leftist discontent in Spain|hobby = defend Spanish sovereignty

|Image = Acto de Vox en Vistalegre (44248342555) (cropped).jpg}}

{{Quote|We have already thanked the political spokespersons with the Vox supporters attacked since last November. I have already done it in person, because there have been few signs of solidarity, and almost no political party has supported them. They have seen it normally. I can understand it because fear is a very powerful gag, but that violent apartheid is actually lynching and harassment of the right to dissent and the duty to rebel against those who seek to impose a speech.

{{Quote|We have already thanked the political spokespersons with the Vox supporters attacked since last November. I have already done it in person, because there have been few signs of solidarity, and almost no political party has supported them. They have seen it normally. I can understand it because fear is a very powerful gag, but that violent apartheid is actually lynching and harassment of the right to dissent and the duty to rebel against those who seek to impose a speech.|Santiago Abascal}}

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Santiago Abascal Conde (Bilbao; April 14, 1976) is a controversial Spanish nationalist and politician, known president of Vox since 2014.

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 |type of villain = Spanish supremacist|occupation = President of VOX|skills = power of persuasion based on leftist discontent in Spain|hobby = defend Spanish sovereignty
 |Image = Acto de Vox en Vistalegre (44248342555) (cropped).jpg}}
-{{Quote|We have already thanked the political spokespersons with the Vox supporters attacked since last November. I have already done it in person, because there have been few signs of solidarity, and almost no political party has supported them. They have seen it normally. I can understand it because fear is a very powerful gag, but that violent apartheid is actually lynching and harassment of the right to dissent and the duty to rebel against those who seek to impose a speech.
+{{Quote|We have already thanked the political spokespersons with the Vox supporters attacked since last November. I have already done it in person, because there have been few signs of solidarity, and almost no political party has supported them. They have seen it normally. I can understand it because fear is a very powerful gag, but that violent apartheid is actually lynching and harassment of the right to dissent and the duty to rebel against those who seek to impose a speech.|Santiago Abascal}}
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 Santiago Abascal Conde (Bilbao; April 14, 1976) is a controversial Spanish nationalist and politician, known president of Vox since 2014.