Journalist Fonsi Loaiza Denounces Having Suffered an Assault in Cadiz: "The Last Thing I Remember Is that They Called Me Red"
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On Saturday, journalist Fonsi Loaiza denounced having suffered an assault in San Fernando, Cadiz, and showed on social networks the injuries he presents in the nose and in the area of his eyes.This is what the journalist himself explained in a publication published on X, previously Twitter, and Instagram, in which he attributed the event to the "fascist hatred" and has assured that he only remembers being shouted "red, runner-up" before becoming…
The far-left journalist Fonsi Loaiza, notorious for targeting and insulting everyone on social media and labeling them fascists, has reported an attack by posting a photo of his facial injuries. The reporter shared the picture along with a message denouncing him as a victim of "fascist terror and hatred." "You won't silence me. Faced with far-right violence, the public sector saves our lives. Not one step back," he wrote. Following this, the swi…
The communicator shared an image of how his face was left on X
While waiting to learn the details of the investigation carried out by the National Police, the journalist recovers from the injuries suffered in an attack that he attributes to “the ultra-right violence” “They knocked him out because he was wearing an anti-fascist shirt”: the Police investigates an assault in the center of Granada The journalist Fonsi Loaiza has denounced this Friday having suffered “a brutal assault” on the public road in Cadi…
The journalist Fonsi Loaiza, known for his activity on social networks and for being the author of the book Oligarcas. The owners of Spain, has denounced through his...
In a post on his social networks, he claims that he was yelled "red, runner-up" before becoming unconscious Fonsi Loaiza presents in the bookshop María Zambrano "Cater, blood, money and football"
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