Catalan separatists assaulted a deputy: they shouted "fascist", "bitch" and "Argentina"

The spokesman of the Popular Party (PP) in the Spanish Congress, Cayetana Álvarez of Toledosuffered a escrache by independent protesters on Plaza Sant Jaume in Barcelona, ​​during the general Catalan strike on Friday, which she describes as "illegal" and "coup".

A group of people insulted her at the cry of "Fascist", "bitch" and "argentine"; and accused him of being there before them to "provoke".

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"Thus walked, with 20 years, the communist flag and a visceral hatred. I told them: "For the university, for the library, to study," said the Spanish legislator on her Twitter account.

And he added: "The Spanish of Catalonia, the Catalans of Spain:" Do not despair; You are not alone. We will stand firm and stand up, defending your freedom in every corner of Catalonia and in all circumstances. Democracy does not hit.

In the same social network, he shared two videos of the time of the escrache. Before today's episode, the MP had stated that "It's a coup d'etat against democracy, against justice, against the rights of millions of Catalans. "The party's national leaders also claimed that it was a" useless strike "and that they would continue to fight for the rights of all Spaniards.

Catalonia lives this Friday a general strike called by the unions of independence Intersindical-CSC and Intersindical Alternativa de Catalunya (IAC) protested against the "trial" judgment and claimed that it was not supported by the majority unions (CCOO and UGT), which follows a night of altercations with at least eleven detainees.

The provisional count of the early Catalan police this Friday is eleven arrested: five in Girona, three in Tarragona, two in the central area and one in Barcelona.

The capital of the autonomous community was the scene last night of violent riots for the fourth night in a rowOn Thursday, the protagonists were the ultra-right-wingers confronted by the radicals of independence, and beating a group of young men on the same night when new acts of independence of the urban guerrillas were taking place.

The streets of Catalonia boiling since Monday, the Spanish Supreme Court has imposed nine independent leaders sentenced to between nine and thirteen years of imprisonment, involved in the unsuccessful secession attempt of 2017.