The ultra Vito Quiles, despite having been rejected by most university communities for his presence in Spanish faculties, does not cease his acts. At 1:00 p.m. this Tuesday, it is planned, as he announced on social media, that he will go to the Faculty of Law of the University of Malaga and tomorrow he will go to the Faculty of Law of Granada.
Vito Quiles' tour has led several universities to reject his calls or reinforce security. The decisions have been different in each center: from preventing unauthorized activities to limiting access and temporarily suspending classes due to the risk of incidents. In this regard, this newspaper has contacted the Andalusian university to find out if they have taken any measures regarding Quiles' visit.
¡Nos vemos mañana en Málaga (UMA) y el miércoles en Granada (UGR)! El cambio es imparable y los jóvenes lo vamos a demostrar el 29N. https://t.co/dZkyv8S6BP
— Vito Quiles 🇪🇸 (@vitoquiles) November 2, 2026
Sources consulted by 'ElConstitucional.es' explain that they have contacted the National Police due to the possibility of disturbances and have reinforced surveillance throughout the campus. In addition, access to the premises will be limited to members of the university community, who must show their university ID card to enter.
Unauthorized acts and access restrictions on several campuses
The University of Zaragoza warned that Quiles did not have permission to hold his event at the Faculty of Law and recalled its obligation to maintain institutional neutrality in view of the elections on November 29. The event ended up being moved to San Francisco square. The Government Delegation in Aragon subsequently opened a sanctioning file for organizing a concentration there without prior communication, which led to public disorder.
The Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB) also denied authorization for the activity announced on October 19. The center requested collaboration from the Department of Interior of the Generalitat to avoid tensions, and the latter committed to preventing Quiles' access if he tried to enter the campus.
In Bilbao, the University of Deusto suspended its activity at 2:00 p.m. on October 26 and closed the facilities an hour later, following the instructions of the Ertzaintza. The institution made it clear that the event was external to the university: it did not organize it, did not support it, and had not authorized its celebration within the premises.
Preventive measures were extended to the Universitat de València and the Universitat Politècnica de València. Both reinforced entry controls due to the announced visit and protests in Tarongers. The UPV closed certain accesses and parking lots and required a university ID card to enter through the enabled pedestrian gates. Quiles ended up canceling the event.
