The ultra Vito Quiles attacks Congress over the open cases against him: "They are not going to kick me out"

The ultra agitator Vito Quiles is once again in the spotlight: he has once again attacked the Congress of Deputies following the files opened against him. Upon his return from vacation, he has taken advantage of the situation in Ceuta to question why institutions continue to dedicate resources to his possible sanction while, he claims, thousands of people are still affected by the migratory crisis in the autonomous city.

"I have just returned from my vacation and I ask myself: how is it possible that our politicians still haven't solved the crisis in Ceuta that is harming thousands and thousands of affected people?", Quiles asked. The agitator has contrasted this situation with the documentation he claims to have received over the last few months from Congress: "Congress of Deputies, Congress of Deputies, Congress of Deputies... 400, 500, 600 pages".

Quiles has raised his tone against the institutions and has resorted to numerous insults to refer to those participating in the procedure opened against him. "This band of lizards, this band of scammers, this band of corrupt people", he stated, accusing them of having "nothing better to do" than to send him documentation related to his possible sanction.

The ultra agitator maintains that the file aims to penalize his denunciation activity and has defended that he merely "tells what Spain is interested in" and highlights the problems of citizens. He has also questioned the use of public money to process the procedure, which he has called "a fucking shame", before closing his intervention with a warning: "They are not going to kick me out".