Vandalism at Former Minister Ábalos' Residence Sparks Investigation

Valencia Building Defaced with Anti-Government Graffiti Valencia, Spain – A wave of political tension has washed over Valencia following an act of vandalism targeting the residence of former Spanish Minister José Luis Ábalos. On Saturday, unknown individuals spray-painted the words "Sánchez Corrupto" ("Sánchez Corrupt") on the building's exterior. Authorities are currently investigating the incident. The graffiti, clearly visible in a video released by 101TV Málaga, shows the words crudely scrawled in black paint. The video also shows the building's location, further confirming the details of the incident. The timing of the vandalism is particularly noteworthy, coinciding with a period of intense political debate and scrutiny of the current government. A spokesperson for the Valencia local police stated, "We are investigating all leads in this case and are committed to bringing those responsible to justice." While no arrests have been made yet, the investigation is ongoing. The incident highlights the rising political tensions in Spain. The act of vandalism serves as a stark reminder of the passionate and often volatile nature of political discourse in the country. The investigation will hopefully uncover the motives behind the act and shed light on the broader political climate.