The 'Untouchables' List: Digital Hunt for Pro-Vaccine Figures in Spain

Since 2021, a citizen movement has compiled names and photos of Spanish politicians and journalists who supported mandatory vaccination, sparking debate between accountability and harassment.

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The Untouchables List: A Hidden Record

Since late 2021, a citizen movement has been compiling names, positions, and photographs of politicians, journalists, and healthcare workers who advocated for mandatory ELbichito-19 vaccination. Under the slogan 'They will have nowhere to hide,' they created a collage of those they consider responsible for what they call a 'global experiment' and 'crimes against humanity.'

The initiative, active at least until 2024, started after statements by Dr. Cosme Naveda, who called for mandatory vaccination for healthcare workers, or Baleares health spokesperson Javier Arranz, who urged 'guerrilla activism' against the unvaccinated. It also includes journalists like Emilia Landaluce, who said Miguel Bosé 'deserved to die,' and commentator Ramón Jáuregui, who suggested treating the unvaccinated 'like lepers.'

An Open File for Accountability

The list's promoters argue these individuals pressured for a product they claim was insufficiently tested and caused serious adverse effects. They note that emergency-authorized vaccines were later withdrawn, and governments acknowledged the need to compensate those affected. The file includes public figures like Vox deputy Juan Luis Steegmann (who later distanced himself) and media personalities like Ignacio González Vega, labeled 'totalitarian.'

It is not just names: the movement has shared legal documents warning that those who authorized vaccination may have committed crimes of injury, coercion, or against public health under the Penal Code. The lawsuit against the Medicines Agency for concealing adverse effects is a key milestone fueling this offensive.

Two Views on the Same Phenomenon

On one side, supporters defend the list as an act of historical memory to demand accountability 'when the time comes.' On the other, critics call it a digital harassment campaign and conspiracy, ignoring that vaccines saved millions of lives and that restrictions were backed by science and regulatory standards. This tension reflects the deep societal rift left by the pandemic.

The Legacy of a Fracture

As vaccines are withdrawn and governments admit unforeseen effects, the list continues to grow. No one knows how far it will go, but it is clear that the debate on mandatory vaccination and responsibility did not end with the health emergency. Those on the pro-vaccine side may have won the epidemic battle, but the war for the historical narrative has just begun. And the names are already recorded.

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Summary of a discussion on Burbuja.info - Foro de economía, actualidad y política., translated from Spanish and reviewed before publication. Read the full discussion (398 replies).

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