The Falange sue La Sexta and the 'monkey' by his visit to the Valley of the Fallen

Jordi Evola, 'alias'' monkey ', takes television to the limit. Each edition of his program at The Sixth is a challenge to the flag as a provocation ... even a risk. In his latest adventure-last Sunday-focused 'Saved' on a visit to the Valley of the Fallen, and will cost you a lawsuit. The present Spanish Falange, which also has released a communique threatening tone devoted to the presenter.

In the note, the group warns that last Sunday, "and with the authorization of National Heritage, a television station very close to the government, was made a mockery and derision inside the Valley of the Fallen, ridiculing the buried there and using the blue shirts to make fun of thousands of Spaniards. "

'monkey' was accompanied during his stay in the Valley of the Fallen for a couple of gay actors, fitted with blue shirts, to be kissed and even danced a '', renamed "" in its choreography. Then, Jordi Evola explained, before the grave of Francisco Franco, the state of Spanish society today.

Phalange-sentence in their communique to his next rally for 'The historical memory-': "That permissiveness is not going to go out for free to those who helped and conducted, and the Falangist know very well where and how give battle to them friends of murder and shot in the back. "

The last step of announcing that Phalanx has been presented "a lawsuit." Nacho Casado, spokesman for the group, explains the nuances of the threatening statement: "On where it will be on court, and how will the path ", but left open a window to the subjective versions: "If he interprets it as a threat ... Each is free to interpret in their own way, "said the spokesman.

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Shows a representation of Falange: "With the new Law of Historical Memory can not do political advocacy in the Valley of the Fallen. To them I would have stopped and even access to ridicule. It is a church and a holy site. Go with a blue shirt to pay tribute to our founder can not be, but it may take them to ridicule. "

Other editions of 'monkey' has been equally controversial. The case was the most resounding of 'Saved by the Church', which provoked complaints from the Confederation of Associations of Associations of Parents and Family of Andalusia (CONCAPAN) and websites of ultraconservative ideology as' .org '.

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added: "Make humor with the dead is most macabre can be done" in reference to the monologue of 'monkey' at the tomb of the dictator: "Paco, I'm going to count how is Spain. You know who is in charge? The grandson of a Republican. And to call them gay and invested can be married, and Real Madrid have removed from your cup, well, not yours, of the King. He has removed a Basque team! ".