King and Government are called “murderers” in Valencia. Masses reject them armed with sticks, stones and mud

We hereby share an unofficial translation we found published by Servir al Pueblo.

King Felipe VI, the Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, and the regional president of Valencia, Carlos Mazón, had an official visit scheduled for today, Sunday, November 3. The visit was scheduled at noon, and they were going to visit first Paiporta and then Chiva, two very affected towns by the terrible State’s management of the DANA.

The official delegation has been received with boos and insults that expressed the deep class hatred of the masses. Calling them “murderer”, “resignation” and “motherfucker”, the masses have expelled the government authorities, who have not even been able to enter Paiporta. As soon as they arrived to the first roundabout of the town, they were greeted by masses armed with sticks, stones and mud.

Pedro Sánchez has been attacked with a stick on his back, and his security team had to quickly bring him away of this area. His car has suffered such damage that the security team had to seal the rear window with tape. Many objects have been thrown to the King. He stayed for a bit longer, but finally had to retreat to the car after half an hour of insults and a constant rain of objects against him. Despite the umbrellas and backpacks to protect him, the mud that the masses threw at him reached his face. The Queen and Carlos Mazón have also been attacked. Shortly after, the Royal Family announced the cancellation of its visit to Paiporta and Chiva.

The masses have expelled the Government and the King. The bourgeois press – especially television – has tried to disguise the facts, saying that it was a small number of radicals or “marginals” (as Pedro Sánchez said), but the neighbors have struggled so hard that anyone who has seen the images, identifies the manipulation by the bourgeois press. The Royal House and the bourgeois press have tried to sell an image and a story that does not corresponds to the reality experienced by the affected masses, both today and in previous days.

This is further evidence of how the masses can expel the highest authorities of bourgeois democracy only with the force of the organization and their own hands. The masses are not willing to allow the humiliation of the managers of the bourgeois State, who have abandoned them to their fate, profiting from the tragedy while they struggle for their lives and bury their dead. They cannot silence the truth and the voice of an entire people, which for decades will echo in the memory of the generations that have shown solidarity and dignity in the face of the barbarity and ignominy by the bourgeois State.