Editorial: El Español

• The PSOE asks the Prosecutor's Office to identify the organizers of an event in which a piñata representing the president was assaulted.
• The PSOE seeks criminal justice for the actions of the far right, despite its position on the de-legalization of the criminal actions of the procés.
• Party partners, like Sumar and ERC, have shown their disagreement with the PSOE's stance.
• The European Court of Human Rights considers this action as part of freedom of speech.
• In the context of escalating political aggressiveness, an administrative sanction for these vandal acts is suggested.
• A reform in the Citizen Security Law is proposed to include these representations of violence.

Conclusion: Despite being considered a violation of freedom of speech, the rising aggressiveness in Spanish politics suggests that these acts should have consequences, possibly in the form of administrative sanctions.

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