“Yesterday we have never seen it in Abetxuko “. “It bitter us a lot, the truth, because of the tension that is created.” “The worst was for young children, for families who were in the barracks, why do they have to do with how other kids fight?” “Then, many families didn’t even want to leave home.” “They didn’t cut themselves with the police in front.” “It’s incomprehensible to the people of Abetxuko.”
A day later, the incidents on Saturday afternoon-night that forced the Abetxuko festivities for an hour are the neighborhood of the neighborhood, the bitter hangover of some celebrations that, fighting apart, have been characterized by the good atmosphere.
Fiesta Friday at Abetxuko.
Bar conversations revolve around the fights starring 15 -year -old kids outside the neighborhood that, apparently, had been summoned on social networks to stick to each other.
They bitter the party
Something incomprehensible to the neighborhood of Abetxuko, to which the situation bitter the party.
“There were more than 200 kids the same running from one place to another to stick around the Plaza 1 de Mayo, which was crowded with peopleand with the police in front …
“Incomprehensible, it had never happened,” says the president of the Neighborhood association.
ABETXUKO parties atmosphere.
Even the police asked the tram driver not to open the doors to which he had mounted. “They had to get off later, at another stop; so we decided to close the fair, the txosnas and turn off the music,” says Aritz Valle.
Then, the storm fell that, “the truth, helped us to leave, to clear everything and after an hour or so, we resumed the festive acts, although a tense atmosphere remained”explains Aritz Valle, president of the Uribe Nogales Neighborhood Association.
Tense environment
Andoni Duval already noticed something strange towards seven-eight of the afternoon, although the incidents They occurred after nine o’clock at night.
In a communicationthe neighborhood association and the party commission reported the same Saturday that they had seen Forced to close the fairgrounds in advance, after the “unfortunate incidents starring groups of young people outside our neighborhood.”
In the brief they also denounced “the violent and unstressed behaviors that threaten the security, coexistence and the festive spirit that our celebrations have always characterized.”
And they regretted that “acts of a few tarnish the work and illusion of so many”.
Although at first they were not clear, finally, the incidents finished, they chose to resume the Abetxuko festive acts.
“Yesterday we had never seen it in Abetxuko,” insists the neighborhood.
