He announced this on his X account, stating that the "left will not be able to silence the voice of Spain's youth." Quiles is therefore defying the University of Zaragoza, which rejected the event on Monday to preserve the institution's "neutrality" and prevent its spaces and resources from being interpreted as explicit support for political candidacies.
After the event was announced, various student and antifascist organizations also called for a mobilization at the Faculty of Law, although an hour earlier, at 6 p.m., to express their rejection of messages they describe as “hate speech.” Vito Quiles has already held similar events in other cities, such as Barcelona and Pamplona, where he has also encountered protests and student mobilizations.
