Overview
- Iglesias voiced support for the pro‑Palestinian actions during his Celta de Vigo presentation, saying he is surprised a halted race draws more concern than a genocide.
- He argued that sometimes events must stop to demand human rights and respect, calling any setting valid for raising such claims.
- Protests during La Vuelta have led organizers to shorten stage distances and heighten security to protect the competition.
- Demonstrations have focused on Israel Premier‑Tech’s participation and have occurred in towns including Olot, Bilbao, Monforte and Mos.
- One recent stoppage took place at Alto de San Cosme in Porriño near Celta’s training ground, and current reports note no disciplinary measures against Iglesias for his remarks.