Jorge Buxadé and Hermann Tertsch (Vox) have held an escrache with banners against Zapatero in the European Parliament to boycott his intervention

Vox MEPs Jorge Buxadé and Hermann Tertsch have tried this Thursday to boycott the intervention of former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero in an Equality forum in the European Parliament, denouncing his alleged collusion with the Nicolás Maduro regime in Venezuela, while Upon his departure, a group of parliamentary advisors from the group have rebuked him, shouting that he was “murderer” and “accomplice” of Nicolás Maduro, he advances Europe Press.

Santiago Abascal’s party has experienced moments of tension in the European Parliament when several of its members have tried burst the debate in which the former Spanish president participated on the Elimination of violence against women and its empowerment in the digital world within the week on gender equality organized by the European Parliament.

At first, it was Tertsch in isolation who shouted against Zapatero, accusing him of being “Maduro’s right hand”at which time the former president’s private security as well as several security agents from the European Parliament intervened to make him leave the studio where the debate was being held, located in a public area in the center of the European institution.

Subsequently, the Vox MEP re-entered the scene, this time with signs that read ‘Maria Corina cannot enter the European Parliament but Maduro’s advisor can’in complaint that the winner of the Sakharov Prize will not be able to collect the award next week in Strasbourg. At that point, Buxadé joined in, who tried to show the posters in the images that were recorded in the neighboring studio, all in the face of the opposition of a dozen security agents from the institution who blocked their movements.

Given the commotion generated by Tertsch and Buxadé, dozens of socialist MEPs and parliamentary advisors have come to the scene to avoid Vox’s escrache. Among the parliamentarians it has been seen Hana Jalloul, Sandra Gómez, Laura Ballarín, César Luena or Nicolás González Casares.

Ultimately, while Zapatero was leaving the area at the end of the debate, several Vox parliamentary advisors rebuked him, shouting “murderer”, “accomplice” and attributing to him “200 dead to come to power”in reference to the jihadist attacks of 11-M.

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