Xàbia Fogueres Commission Rejects Pregón Incidents

The entity laments violent and verbal acts, assuring that measures will be taken to guarantee coexistence and respect during the festivities.

Generic image of a Mediterranean town square full of people celebrating a night festival.
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Generic image of a Mediterranean town square full of people celebrating a night festival.

The Xàbia Fogueres Commission has "roundly and absolutely" rejected the incidents that occurred during the pregón, emphasizing that the festivities must be an example of coexistence, respect, and brotherhood.

The Xàbia Fogueres Commission has issued a statement to "roundly and absolutely" condemn any act of violence, whether physical or verbal, that took place during the festival's pregón. The entity considers the events that occurred to be "totally intolerable" and out of place in celebrations that should promote coexistence, respect, and brotherhood.
It is regretted that such an important event as the pregón, which gathered a "packed, overflowing" square, was marred by "violent behaviors." The Commission has announced that "appropriate measures will be taken regarding the individuals involved in these behaviors" to prevent offensive and violent attitudes from recurring in the future.
The entity reminds that "Les Fogueres are festivals for having fun and being united" and reiterates that violence, in any of its forms, "has no place." The aim is thus to maintain the festive spirit and mutual respect among attendees and neighboring towns.