The mayor of Montuiri, Joan Verger, was due to raise a motion at yesterday's council meeting to condemn "cowardly and miserable" attacks in the form of pro-fascist graffiti that was sprayed on the pillars of the cemetery gate some time on Wednesday night.
Historical memory
Fascist graffiti at Montuiri cemetery
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Welcome to XXI century Spain
If juveniles did this,they need to read up on the Spanish Civil War,no side was without fault or wholly righteous but those on either side that died in the conflict deserve respect. If adults did it,you have no shame or respect for anyone.
When are the authorities going to start being pro active against the graffiti artist, the island is being covered in it. The new sound barriers along the motorway, the new entrance to alcampo and the new road to the airport look disgraceful already. About time something is done.