The Rise of Far-Left Intolerance in Spain
In Spain, the left is experiencing a surge in intolerance, authoritarianism, and violence, posing a significant threat to democracy.
A notable example of this anti-democratic attitude is the case of Vito Quiles at the UAB, where far-left groups impose censorship on opposing views.
It is not a student union: it is a group of intolerant and anti-democrats
Universities, meant to be hubs for free debate, have become breeding grounds for harassment and violent attacks against those who disagree with the far-left.
- Far-left violence has been on the rise in Spain, particularly in public universities.
- These educational centers, funded by all Spaniards, have become platforms for the left to express its opinions, while suppressing others.
Vito Quiles, a young journalist critical of the left, recently announced a series of conferences across Spain, highlighting the need for open debate and discussion.
Author's summary: Far-left intolerance threatens Spanish democracy.
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