With four cyclists detained for disorder and damage, a demonstration ended outside Cristián Warnken’s home in the Vitacura commune on Monday afternoon.
A group of cyclists mobilized to the outskirts of the house of the literary critic and founder of the Yellow Movement, Christian Warnken, where they began to shout insults and whistle against the property of the also writer.
It is a group of just over 50 cyclists, who reached the outskirts of the condominium where Warnken’s house is located in the Vitacura commune, where about 10 to 15 stop and begin to yell insults such as “fascists or asshole thieves.” ”.
Along with the insults, the protesters also scratched a booth that was in the place, with messages such as “Wallmapu libre” or “Fachos culiaos asesinos”.
Before leaving, the cyclists who were in the place for about 20 minutes left a box that inside contained coal.
Carabineros went to the area to investigate what happened, register witnesses and gather more information. Errands that were successful because hours later Four individuals who allegedly participated in the demonstration were arrested.
Amarillos repudiates act of bullying
After the facts were known, the party in formation issued a statement on its Twitter account, where they described the events as “political bullying” and repudiated the actions of the cyclists.
Yellows for Chile repudiates the acts of political bullying against the house of its President Cristián Warnken.
These displays of violence, cancellation and cowardice are the reasons that give strength and meaning to our movement.
They won’t scare us.— Yellows (@Amarillos_Chile) December 27, 2022
“Yellows for Chile repudiates the acts of political bullying against the house of its President Cristián Warnken. These displays of violence, cancellation and cowardice are the reasons that give strength and meaning to our movement. They will not frighten us,” they said.
Warnken gained media relevance last year, due to being one of the faces in the Rejection campaign in the constitutional plebiscite on September 4, after founding the Yellow Movement which is now in the process of becoming a political party.
In addition, Warnken -who declares himself to be from the center-left- was critical of the so-called “social outbreak”, especially due to the level of violence that, in his opinion, occurred in the protests.