On the eve of the Sanfermines they recalled Nagore Laffage, at an event held this Monday in Pamplona/Iruña. “I would like cases such as the murder of Nagore to serve to change the world,” said Nagore’s mother, Asun Casasola.

In addition to paying tribute to Laffage, the Monday Lilas movement has shown its solidarity with all those suffering from male violence in Navarre. “The only medicine to male violence is feminism and equality,” said spokeswoman Tere Sáez.

The tribute has been attended by members of feminist groups, peñas and different associations of the city. Political representatives from all parties, except those from Vox, have also attended the meeting. In addition to all of them, a large number of people have approached to show their support for Asun Casasola. Nagore, we don't forget. It just is. Feminist self-defense against sexual violence, he said in one of the banners that could be read in the act.