The National Police have arrested four people, including the Madrid delegate of the far-right National Democracy party, Pablo Lucini, for the disturbances caused during the protests against the amnesty next to the PSOE headquarters, located on Ferraz Street in Madrid. , police sources have informed EFE.
Agents from the Provincial Information Brigade made the arrests this Thursday. All of them are accused of a crime of public disorder, and it is not ruled out that there may be more arrests.
The agents have determined the authorship of the crimes through the recordings made by the National Police and the media of the protests next to the PSOE headquarters, which this Thursday will be 21 days uninterrupted.
With these, there are now 81 people detained in the almost three weeks of protests against the amnesty for those prosecuted for the 'procés', among whom are two journalists from El Mundo and El Español and the communicator Vito Quiles.
Lucini, delegate of National Democracies in Madrid, has been seen for several days in the front row of the demonstrations called next to the socialist headquarters, of which his party has been one of the main promoters. Pedro Chaparro, national leader of the party and convicted of the assault on the Blanquerna bookstore in Madrid in 2013, could also be seen in them.
"Pablo Lucini, delegate of DN Madrid, has just been detained. The Information Brigade has gone to his home and carried out the arrest. Repression is not going to stop the revolution. Pablo Lucini, like the rest of the patriots , FREEDOM!", National Democracy has written on its social networks.
Members of other far-right organizations such as Hace Nación or Bastión Frontal, as well as ultras from Real Madrid (Ultra Sur) and Atlético de Madrid (Frente Atlético), have gathered in the demonstrations in Ferraz, police sources told EFE.
