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Aldo Comas reports death threats following Paca Blanco controversy
Aldo Comas has reported receiving death threats and severe insults following a controversial television appearance on ‘El Tiempo Justo’. The backlash stems from comments Comas made toward Paca Blanco, a 77-year-old woman facing eviction from her public housing.
During the broadcast, Comas made dismissive remarks regarding Blanco’s situation and her potential relocation to a religious residence. Blanco, who has previously shared experiences of institutional violence during the Franco era, ended the interview in response to the perceived contempt.
Comas appeared on Telecinco to denounce the subsequent online campaign against him, stating that the harassment has become extremely grave and has even targeted his 11-year-old son. He shared examples of messages containing threats of violence and insults directed at his deceased mother.
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- [● 2 SOURCES] Aldo Comas faced backlash after making dismissive comments toward Paca Blanco, a 77-year-old woman facing eviction, during a television broadcast. www.deia.eus · okdiario.com
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Paca Blanco was previously a survivor of institutional violence involving nuns during the Franco regime. www.deia.eus
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Aldo Comas reported receiving death threats and insults directed at him and his family. okdiario.com
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The threats and insults have reportedly extended to include mentions of Comas's 11-year-old son. okdiario.com