Abascal, who accuse Vox of censorship: "We are going to do what we see fit, respecting the tastes of the Spanish"

   ZARAGOZA, 8 Jul. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The leader of Vox, Santiago Abascal, has criticized this Saturday that Vox is accused of censorship in culture by those who "have imposed the dictatorship of political correctness" and has warned that, where his party has powers in matters of culture, it will what "seems" to him, what happens to respect "the preferences and tastes of the Spaniards".

Given the controversy generated in recent weeks by bans on cultural representations, Abascal has described as "truly surprising" that the criticism of Vox is led by "the left that has brought cancellation culture, the left that has gagged writers, poets or singers " .

"Well, they must be very clear that we have not come to assume their cultural discourses or to pay for their parties -he has warned-. Where we have the cultural competitions we are going to do what we see fit. What must be done is to create culture while respecting the interests and tastes of the Spanish people, who are going to be the ones who ultimately make the decisions regarding culture".