The youth organization of the concentrations in Ferraz brings together 300 people to eat the grapes in front of the PSOE headquarters

MADRID, 1 Ene. (EUROPA PRESS) -

Revuelta, the youth organization in the Vox orbit that organized the rallies in Ferraz, has gathered around 300 people to eat the New Year's Eve grapes in front of the federal headquarters of the PSOE, according to figures provided by the Government Delegation in Madrid.

The call, which followed in the wake of the demonstrations against the amnesty that have been taking place in the area for weeks, has been broadcast live on YouTube by the organization.

Revuelta announced the call on the social network X (formerly Twitter) three weeks ago and asked his followers to make "a donation to help organize the event." The message was accompanied by a link for fundraising, whose goal was 10,000 euros.

The person who organized the fundraiser is identified by the name of Antonio Martínez, as can be seen on the website, and did so on behalf of ASOMA Spain, although no further details are given.

In the statement of reasons for carrying out the collection, Antonio Martínez, who says he is 58 years old, praises the "fervor and energy" of Revuelta to "unify ideals, convene without labels and unite around a common purpose."

For him, the "grapes in Ferraz" initiative represents "unity, hope and the firm conviction that together, as a community, they can generate significant changes."

Leaders and officials of Vox, including its leader, Santiago Abascal, have supported and called to support the protests in front of the PSOE headquarters on Madrid's Ferraz street, where riots have been reported for several days. Although at first they were massive, they have been losing strength and attendees.