Vox asks the Government if it will present any complaint to France about the security problems in the Champions League

MADRID, 31 May. (EUROPA PRESS) -

Vox has transferred to Congress the controversy over the lack of security that some fans suffered during the Champions League final that was held last Saturday in Paris and wants to know if the Government plans to transfer any complaint to the French Executive.

The Vox parliamentary group has registered a battery of questions regarding "the attacks and robberies" reported by numerous Real Madrid fans who went to the Saint Denis stadium to attend the match against Liverpool.

The formation led by Santiago Abascal points out that the stadium is located in an "insecure area". "One of those neighborhoods that Europeans cannot enter because the law does not rule," he says, asking then why the Spanish government did not publish recommendations for Spaniards who were going to travel there, unlike what it says was done. in the finals of the years 2014, 2015 and 2016.

According to a complaint, the fans suffered "robbery and aggression" both at the entrance to the stadium and after the game by "mobs of young people of North African and sub-Saharan origin." Iván Espinosa de los Monteros himself, parliamentary spokesman for Vox, attended the match and recounted the problems suffered after the meeting.

"Those of us who have been in Saint-Denis today return to Spain from the future; the future that awaits us if we do not stop the open bar of uncontrolled immigration, and of accusations of racism that resists," he warned after a series of comments in your personal Twitter account.

For all these reasons, Vox wants to know if the Government will present any formal complaint about security management and what protection measures will be given to Spanish citizens in future events with similar characteristics.