Spanish police use batons, rubber bullets to disperse counter-protesters after right-wing Vox rally

Police used batons and rubber bullets to disperse anti-far-right crowds in A Coruna, northwestern Spain, on October 21 after a rally by Santiago Abascal, leader of Spain’s right-wing Vox party, prompted thousands to protest against what organisers called “fascism and police violence.” Abascal accused the Spanish government of allowing harassment of his party’s campaign events, while protest organisers criticised the police response as excessive. Subscribe: Livestream: Facebook: X (Twitter): Instagram: TikTok: WhatsApp: trtworld.com/whatsapp Telegram: Visit our website: (Source: Foreign Policy | Region: Global)