Lionel Messi filed a claim for economic damages against activists who vandalized his property in IbizaThese two men spent two days in detention for their protest, and now that they have been released they say it would be unusual to pay what the man from Rosario is asking for.
The lawyers of Messi They made a proposal in the Justice: they demand 50 thousand euros for the damages caused. They claim that this is the money needed to repair the incident.
The group Vegetable Future was in charge of the attack and of spreading the moment on her social networks. According to them, they did it to denounce the “responsibility of the rich” in the climate crisis.
That night the two activists Vegetable Futurethen they threw red and black paint on the facade, took photos in front of their ‘work’ and held up a banner on which the following phrase could be read: ”Help the Planet – Eat the Rich – Abolish the Police”. The house is located in one of the most exclusive areas of Spain.
The activist excuses himself by saying that Messi’s house is illegal in order to avoid paying the fine
Activists have their reasons for not paying compensation to Messi. Bilbo Basatterraone of those arrested, insists on the alleged illegality of the work. “It would be unbelievable to pay 50,000 euros for a house that should be demolished anyway. We are going to claim that it is incomprehensible how we can be accused of causing damage there when it should be demolished.”raises.
According to the local newspaper The Voice of Ibizathe house of Messi does not have the certificate of completion of work from the city council Saint Joseph nor the habitability certificate granted by the Ibiza Council.
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It is rarely inhabited. It has a ground floor of 420 square metres, a basement of 16.79 metres, an annex of 38.85 metres and a swimming pool of 92 metres. The property has a surface area of just over 16,000 square metres.
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