Santiago Abascal has wanted to silence the criticism of an alleged mounting of the attack with a stone on the Vox deputy for Almería, Rocío de Meer, in an act that took place on Friday in Sestao.
The leader of Vox, two days after the events that are reported, has published on his Twitter account a medical report where a “Left supraobritary incised wound, mild head injury and tension headache without warning signs”
They throw the stones and hide their hand. The Basque Government and Podemos do not want free elections. It gives me a certain shame to have to publish a medical report to show that only his lie is superior to his violence. https://t.co/5byAuX3FNK
– Rocío De Meer ن (@MeerRocio) June 28, 2020
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“Despite the fact that she did not want to go to the doctor because of her bravery … we have been able to convince her today. Here is the medical part: Incised wound and TBI (Head Trauma),” says Santiago Abascal in the message where he publishes the medical report .
The report is dated two days after the incidents in Sestao, on June 28, and in Logroño near the town of Labastida, where the party held a political event this past Sunday.
The medical part has generated many reactions on social networks to some incongruities. It is noted, for example, that the patient went to the doctor two days later who diagnosed a “slight swelling with slight bruising in the area of the left eyebrow” and in the images of an act on Saturday in Irún, 24 hours after the incident, the deputy appears without any sign of injury or bruise, not even with a dressing on the affected area. They also accuse Santiago Abascal of falsifying the report by observing some typographical errors, the last point of the ‘Clinical Printing’ has a different typeface than the rest or the lack of the collegiate number of the doctor who signed the report. They also point out that the doctor prescribes Betadine 48 hours after the wound occurs when it is no longer bleeding and anti-inflammatory when no inflammation is observed in the left eyebrow.
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