Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares said on Thursday that he would "understand and support" the removal of the Israeli team from the Vuelta a España cycling race, following several pro-Palestinian protests and demonstrations against the team in recent days.
Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares said on Thursday that he would "understand and support" the removal of the Israeli team from the Vuelta a España cycling race, following several pro-Palestinian protests and demonstrations against the team in recent days.
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Albares said he would “understand and be in favor” of the Israeli team being removed“We have to send a message to Israel and the…
Spain’s Vuelta cycling event has added extra security following pro-Palestine protests against Israel-Premier Tech.
MADRID: Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on Sunday said pro-Palestinian protests that have rocked the Vuelta a Espana filled…
MADRID: Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on Sunday said pro-Palestinian protests that have rocked the Vuelta a Espana filled…
Pro-Palestine demonstrators have repeatedly targeted the Israel-Premier Tech cycling team during the race in Spain.
The pro-Palestinian protest against Israel at the end of Stage 11 of the famed Spanish race showed that what failed through…
Spanish minister says Israeli cycling team should be expelled from Vuelta after protest
Spanish minister calls for Israel to be banned from sport
Albares afirma que es “partidario” de expulsar al equipo israelí de La Vuelta, pero que no depende del Gobierno
Israel Premier team take name off kit after pro-Palestinian protests disrupt Vuelta
Spanish Vuelta stage cut short because of disruption by pro-Palestinian protesters near finish line
La ministra spagnola chiede l'esclusione delle squadre israeliane dalle competizioni
Pro-Palestinian protests at Spanish Vuelta force organizers to cut short another stage
Israel-Premier Tech say pulling out of Vuelta would ‘set a dangerous precedent’
Israel-Premier Tech drop name from riders’ jerseys for Vuelta after protests
Organizers cut short another Spanish Vuelta stage because of pro-Palestinian protests
