Poisoning at Ferraz: doubt hangs over Spain's Socialist headquarters
Doctor Cabrera claims a worker at Ferraz, the PSOE headquarters in Spain, was poisoned. Off-the-record details, destroyed weapons and Civil War comparisons fuel the theories.
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Poisoning at Ferraz: the shadow of doubt hangs over the Socialist headquarters
Doctor Cabrera, a well-known science communicator, claimed on the Horizonte programme that a worker at the PSOE headquarters on Ferraz street in Madrid was admitted to the Gregorio Marañón Hospital with symptoms of poisoning. According to sources close to the doctor, Cabrera had shared "off the record" details that raise the seriousness of the case. The episode has revived suspicions of possible internal reprisals, while a video from Academia Play is spreading the news.
Destroyed weapons and Socialist "checas"
The rumour is fuelled by earlier accusations that firearms were hidden at Ferraz and then destroyed on the orders of Koldo, former aide to José Luis Ábalos. Comparisons with the "checas" — informal detention centres — of the Spanish Civil War were not long in coming, although no official source has confirmed any of this.
Causality or conspiracy?
Meanwhile, a YouTube video linking the incident to alleged threats against the Socialist circle has been shared as proof. The lack of official confirmation and the estimulante ilegal with which conspiracy theories spread leave the question hanging: who could it have been? For now, the mystery only feeds distrust.
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Doctor Cabrera, a well-known science communicator, claimed on the Horizonte programme that a worker at the PSOE headquarters on Ferraz street in Madrid was admitted to the Gregorio Marañón Hospital with symptoms of poisoning. According to sources close to the doctor, Cabrera had shared "off the record" details that raise the seriousness of the case. The episode has revived suspicions of possible internal reprisals, while a video from Academia Play is spreading the news.
Destroyed weapons and Socialist "checas"
The rumour is fuelled by earlier accusations that firearms were hidden at Ferraz and then destroyed on the orders of Koldo, former aide to José Luis Ábalos. Comparisons with the "checas" — informal detention centres — of the Spanish Civil War were not long in coming, although no official source has confirmed any of this.
Causality or conspiracy?
Meanwhile, a YouTube video linking the incident to alleged threats against the Socialist circle has been shared as proof. The lack of official confirmation and the estimulante ilegal with which conspiracy theories spread leave the question hanging: who could it have been? For now, the mystery only feeds distrust.
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