The recent agreement between the PSOE and Junts on the amnesty, which guarantees the investiture of Pedro Sánchez so that he is elected by an absolute majority as President of the Government for four more years, is completely revolutionizing the current Spanish panorama. Numerous faces from the political sphere have spoken out in different media outlets and on their social networks to give their opinion on this media pact.
But far from the political panorama, many personalities in our country have also decided to speak out on these political developments. One of the last to do so was the actor Jaime Llorente, known for his participation in La Casa de Papel. The interpreter clashed a few days ago with Gabriel Rufián, spokesperson for the ERC, over the recent demonstrations in Madrid against the amnesty.
'''They just fired tear gas at us...the police...for fucking defending Spain.' Cayetano Bosco-Jimeno Ortega-Beltrán de la Vega and Brianda. Ferraz. Madrid, 2023'', wrote the ERC spokesperson. ''How shameless you are,'' Jaime Llorente responded.
But far from remaining in that simple interaction, the Christ and King actor's comment provokes a small discussion between the two, which ended with Gabriel Rufián responding again to the artist with the following: "You are no longer El Cid, Jaime." This peculiar phrase referred to the work that the actor did in the Amazon Prime Video series, El Cid.
The small confrontation between the actor and the politician did not go unnoticed on the networks and many decided to take sides with one or the other. Who also did not want to miss the opportunity to position himself was the former soccer player Luis Figo, who has already demonstrated on more than one occasion that he does not hesitate when it comes to giving his opinion on certain topics.
On this occasion, the former Real Madrid player decided to take sides in this small discussion with a very direct movement, which made it clear which side he was on. Many users realized that the former soccer player liked the tweet published by actor Jaime Llorente against Gabriel Rufián.
