Gavira has appeared in the Andalusian Cortes to discuss the issue of unaccompanied minors, whom he has literally called 'tourists'.Some pay for the trip, others pay for the stay.“, he noted, continuing the constant path of contempt for these people that characterizes the formation of Abascal. He was then asked in the press room if he “enjoyed” the goal by Lamine Yamalwhich brought the entire country to its feet. Before responding, the far-right deputy hesitated before answering. “I don't understand the question,” he explained, so the journalist repeated it three times.
“Of course, of course. I loved it, I loved Lamine Yamal's goal. And what's the problem?” he replied with visible doubt. “But if it wasn't for Lamine Yamal, someone else might have scored. But Lamine Yamal plays for Spain and I am happy,” he added, humiliating the FC Barcelona player.
Outside court, without questions from the press, Gavira insisted on defending his point: “It is not necessary for Lamine to play to become world champion. We raised Lamine here like we raised Messi.” was born in Spain.
Vox again questions the distribution of minor migrants
Returning to the debate about distribution of minor migrantsVox has focused on challenging this measure very strongly. The autonomous communities are negotiating with the central government on a reform of the immigration law to make this distribution “mandatory and automatic.”
Gavira specifically shot Moreno Bonilla, who was in favor of solidarity distribution.”The issue of foreign minors is not about money, it is not about financing as the PP wants. If they come with money, we want it; if not, we don't want them. What happens here is that they pay the mafia for the trip, they don't come for free, and here they are paid for their stay. In fact, we are talking about tourism. They want us to feel guilty, like it's our responsibility” added Gavira.
A “multicultural dunghill”
Another trait of Lamine Yamal that bothers Vox is, in turn, his humble origins. Every time he scores a goal, the right winger of the Spanish national team celebrates with a '304' with his hands the postcode of Rocafonda, the Mataró neighbourhood where he grew up. An area that Vox dared to describe at the time as “multicultural dunghill.”
Lamine Yamal celebrates his goals by making the postcode (304) of the working-class neighborhood of Rocafonda where he grew up, which the far-right VOX calls a “multicultural dunghill.” Huge. pic.twitter.com/VjBrdjcrPw
— Fonsi Loaiza (@FonsiLoaiza) July 9, 2024
Pride of Lamine, who celebrates his goal with 304, the postcode of his Rocafonda neighbourhood, in Mataró, which has been called a 'cultural dunghill' by the far right. pic.twitter.com/YwIacc6wEd
— Yolanda Díaz (@Yolanda_Diaz_) July 9, 2024
This message, which is from the “multicultural dung heaps”is constantly used by the far right to dehumanize modest people and to link immigration and crime. A racist and aporophobic message that Rocafonda suffers from in this case, but also many other neighborhoods in the country such as Vallecas, Usera, Lavapiés or El Raval.
The far-right's anger against Lamine Yamal is not limited to his origins, however. And in Rocafonda, precisely, The father of the player of the moment threw eggs at a Vox tent. Mounir Nassraoui has already apologized for this, but did not shy away from attacks from the far right. “That day my son traveled with the Spanish national team to Hungary to represent this country and these people were standing next to a public school where there are all kinds of races. My mother contributed here for 50 years and my grandfather was a soldier here. . They have no right to tell me 'go to your country', because this is my country“Yamal's father subsequently returned during the trial.
