Vox has pointed out to Ricardo Rodrigo Amar, president of the RBA communication group, for some of the comics published by the satirical magazine On Thursday, edited by himself, especially the La pandilla Voxura cromos.

According to historians, the presence of this party in the Parliament of the State and the Autonomous Communities has increased the threat of freedom of gender, sex, thought and expression. In their opinion, the institutions "whiten the neo-fascist ideology" and, moreover, "the media disseminate this ideology with total impunity, without any trace of ethics or professionalism".

Illustrators, writers, editors, translators, critics or booksellers have rejected messages and threats of hatred and added that those responsible for them deserve to be isolated. Furthermore, they say that there is no doubt that freedom of creation does not exist and that, despite repression and threats, they will continue to create.

"Comics is a space of equality and freedom." "There is no place among us for fascist, chauvinist, racist and homophobic speeches. Anyone who wants to insult us, intimidate us, point us out and humiliate us will always have us in sight.

Signatories

The form for adhering to the text is now closed. Provisional list of signatories in this tweet.

Journalists' rejection of Vox's threat

Shortly after the ultraderechist party made this tweet public, it has received the rejection of numerous collective journalists, including the Spanish Federation of Journalists’ Associations (FAPE), Reporters Without Borders and the Catalan College of Journalists.