Ada Colau brought to trial by Cifuentes relate “groups … – ABC.es

Ada Colau brought to trial by Cifuentes relate "groups … – ABC.es

The Government delegate in Madrid will not be present at the hearing today in Barcelona, ​​although the exportavoz of PAH and I had requested.

The Government delegate in Madrid, Cristina Cifuentes, today faces a trial in a court in Barcelona, ​​following the lawsuit filed exportavoz Platform of People Affected by Mortgages (PAH) by accusing her of supporting “filoetarras groups” in a radio interview.

In the district court number 57 of Barcelona is tomorrow demand trial for violation of the fundamental right to honor presented Ada Colau, current spokesman Guanyem Barcelona platform that aims to attend the upcoming municipal elections in the Catalan capital .

Colau It filed a lawsuit following statements by Cifuentes of March 25, 2013 in an interview on National Radio of Spain, in which, after referring to the spokeswoman PAH warned that in that movement had “some concerns support for filoetarras groups or proetarras.”

After failing the preliminary in that the parties were convened to reach agreement hearing, the trial shall be without Statement of Cristina Cifuentes had requested counsel for Ada Colau, because the judge rejected the applicant’s claim.

Jaume Asens attorney Colau maintains in its application that the statements Cifuentes constitute “an unlawful intrusion of the right to honor” the activist PAH, while representatives of the delegated claim that their expressions are covered by the right to freedom of expression.

In keeping demand, claims Cristina Cifuentes on Ada Colau were widely reported in media and newspapers, which became home, which caused” much of the public gave full credit to them. “

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In fact, adds demand, the former leader of the PAH received” all kinds of messages both email and publicly on social networks such as twitter and Facebook, accusing her of “terrorist” as well as threats to their physical integrity.

As a test, Colau attached to its application a claim before the Catalan police after receiving an email in which a citizen threatening to kill her two years and was accompanied by a photograph of the child with a bullet in the head.

Asens argues that the government delegate in Madrid, in the exercise of their functions as public office, issued “by a mass media absolutely false information with the aim of harming the image fame and reputation of the plaintiff. “