The freedom of the press has achieved a historic victory against the tyranny of the socialist government of Pedro Sánchez. This Friday, independent journalist Vito Quiles voluntarily appeared at the courts of Plaza de Castilla, successfully persuading the judge of the 32nd Instruction Court of Madrid to immediately lift the warrant for his arrest.
Accompanied by his lawyer, Juan Gonzalo Ospina, the communicator demonstrated that he is not afraid of the maneuvers of an executive that uses institutions to silence its sharpest critics.
Upon leaving the courthouse, Vito Quiles took down the corrupt Pedro Sánchez with statements that have become a symbol of resistance: "We have won the battle against the Government. Pedro Sánchez wanted a photo of me in prison, and we said no. We do not accept this persecution. We have won".
The journalist denounced that the government's objective was to see him "in handcuffs" and entering "shackled in a cell" to fuel a media smear campaign, a plan that was shattered after his appearance.
During his statement, Quiles was emphatic in pointing out the double standards of justice under the regime of Sánchez. He criticized that while he is labeled as a "fugitive" or "runaway" for a minor case, figures like Carles Puigdemont are treated like the "neighbor from Waterloo".










