The brave woman who challenges Sánchez at Fitur: 'Liar!'

This Friday, January 24, the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, arrived at Fitur "in secret." After the deployment of a massive security operation at the IFEMA facilities, Sánchez began his visit to the Tourism Fair. However, they didn't anticipate the courage of some Spaniards who were not afraid of his numerous group of bodyguards and advisors.

Shortly after starting the tour, as he was leaving the Principality of Asturias stand, a brave woman dared to shout the following at the President of the Government: "Liar!" The moment was captured by EDATV's camera.

The video shows the evident anger of Pedro Sánchez's bodyguards and advisors, who immediately turned to see where the shouts were coming from. Likewise, it can be seen how, among the socialist's advisors, they were signaling to identify the woman who dared to break with Moncloa's censorship protocol.

But this was not the only moment of rejection toward the socialist. Upon arrival, while crossing from pavilion ten to nine, the first moment of disdain against Sánchez occurred, although it was immediately neutralized by the bodyguards joining him this morning. EDATV learned firsthand that during his entry to pavilion nine, a brave young man greeted Sánchez with shouts and boos but was approached by Sánchez's bodyguards.

Sánchez at Fitur through the Back Door and with a Massive Security Deployment

Pedro Sánchez continues to generate controversy. The President of the Government decided to attend the International Tourism Fair (Fitur) on its third day, delaying his visit until Friday.

This decision contrasts with the presence of the Kings, who inaugurated the event punctually during the morning of the first day. This way, they fulfilled the usual protocol corresponding to an event of such international relevance.

The postponement of the presidential visit hasn't gone unnoticed and has caused comments. Especially because his arrival coincided with the presence of the Hazte Oír truck, which was waiting to express its discontent.

This scenario has been interpreted by some as an attempt to avoid the media spotlight of the initial days.

This theory gains strength considering that Sánchez entered the international fair in secret. More specifically, he entered before 10 in the morning. Until that time, entry is not allowed except for the press or someone accredited.

By making this decision, the socialist would avoid the media that daily follow all the controversies surrounding him. These include issues involving his closest circle, such as his brother and his wife.

That's why everyone was very alert to his arrival, something he surely knew, so to avoid making statements, he opted to enter through a closed door.