Pablo Churches defends to Hammered: "it Is normal that went to vote"

From it does a lot of months, every time that Gerard Hammered steps a stadium in Spanish territory, already was with the T-shirt of the FC Barcelona or with the one of the Spanish selection, is used to to listen the whistles of an important part of the fans. Pablo Churches, general secretary of Can, has gone out in defence this Wednesday of the central Catalan.

Churches considers "normal" that Gerard Hammered decided to vote in the referendum of the past 1 October to decide the future of Catalonia. The general secretary of Can ensures that the fact that piten to the Catalan defence in the majority of stadiums, although it was with the T-shirt of the Spanish selection, reveals a "culture promoted by the elites".

"In this country has wanted to explain that a player of football has to be of the Real Madrid, heterosexual and conservedr, and this is lie for the football and for the group of our homeland", said Churches, during the presentation of book 'Repensar the Spain plurinacional' in an act in the Daily Foundation Madrid.

"It is normal that in a team of Spanish football there are players of rights, of lefts, that seat deeply Catalan or deeply Basque, as well as homosexual players or heterosexual players", commented the Spanish politician.

Proud of the selection

Pablo Churches also showed proud to have a selection with diversity of cultures. "I am proud to have a selection of football that celebrates with the 'rojigualda', the 'senyera', the 'ikurrina' or the one who was, because it expresses the diversity of our country", sentenced, adding that the whistles to the Spanish hymn in the finals of Glass of the King were "by a political problem".