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Abascal responsabiliza a Sánchez y «su milicia» de la violencia contra Vox en La Coruña

Outlet: The Objective · THE OBJECTIVE · Published 21/10/2026 18:56 UTC

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El presidente de Vox, Santiago Abascal, ha responsabilizado a Pedro Sánchez de los altercados vividos este miércoles en La Coruña y ha lamentado que el jefe […]

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««Aquí estamos 2.000 personas o más y no hay violencia ni mordaza de ningún tipo que pueda pararnos», ha afirmado Abascal antes de señalar que en el acto que durante la mañana protagonizó en La Coruña se ha visto «el ini…»
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    Abascal responsabiliza a Sánchez y «su milicia» de la violencia contra Vox en La Coruña

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https://theobjective.com/espana/politica/2026-10-21/abascal-responsabiliza-sanchez-violencia-vox/
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21/10/2026 18:56 UTC
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21/10/2026 19:05 UTC
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