Why, out of all the cases, are there cases that are more perpendicular? Because they're not

completely closed, because they're wounds that keep bleeding and they're open wounds in Spanish society.

Alcácer was a case that changed the scenario, the landscape of crimes in Spain.

It is the first time that we were aware that there was someone who was capable of killing for a pragmatic reason, because if he left those children alive, he would return to prison.

uh of that charade in Spain and let's say that it puts us in the modernity of crime.

If that crime had just been solved and if Miguel Ricard and Antonio Ángeles had been arrested at the same time or Antonio Ángeles had fallen a while later, right now we wouldn't be remembering the crime of Alcácer.

It's a terrible crime, but it would be in the memory of Alcácer, of the families of Miriam, Toño and Siré, but that's it.

based on their culture I do not know if here in this you agree that it is a bit like the first part and that is why I introduce the issue of ceuta now it is being lived that since there has been the invasion because they are I think that the number of sexual aggressions has increased at the moment I do not know all the crimes literally have increased by 10 in a very short time