Tremendous Boycott of Irene Montero After Monedero Scandal

The Monedero Scandal Remains a Topic of Conversation. Juan Carlos Monedero, founder of Podemos, is cornered following accusations involving him in alleged sexual harassment of university students and party activists.

In light of this situation, Irene Montero has spoken through her X account, formerly Twitter. "In a case of sexual violence, the victims come first. Recognition and respect for their decisions, not being singled out and taking action."

Montero and Iglesias have been pointed out after the information was revealed that they, supposedly and as El Debate has disclosed, knew about the situation. Following this message, many users have criticized Montero: "I think you covered it all up."

Meanwhile, in that same message, Montero claimed that "Podemos has been creating a safe space for years." A phrase that has not gone unnoticed among internet users. "And there will still be some fool who swallows your crap," mocked another user.

The Reaction of Monedero with Vito Quiles

The former Podemos leader, Juan Carlos Monedero, was involved in a violent episode against EDATV journalist Vito Quiles by throwing a microphone at him twice. The incident occurred when the reporter asked him about a recent accusation of sexual violence against him. The aggression reflects the tension the founder of Podemos is experiencing after his return to Spain from Venezuela.

Monedero, known for his feminist discourse and his role in founding Podemos, has been recently named in a complaint for sexual violence. A fact that contrasts with the narrative of his party, which has presented itself as a bastion of feminism and the defense of women's rights. Despite the seriousness of the accusation, the former leader has not given public explanations and has reacted violently to press questions.

Journalist Vito Quiles approached Monedero on the street to ask him about the case. But the former leader's response was to throw his microphone twice, trying to avoid any statement.