Lionel Messi complained to climate activists at nearby Futuro Vegetal 50,000 Euros Economic compensation. The environmental group was charged with criminal damage after vandalizing their home in Ibiza.
Bilbo Bassaterra, a spokesman for the environmental group, confirmed the figure in the complaint, which was filed with the civil police by a Messi employee on the island.
Pasadera assumed that amount “It’s too high” And a “preliminary cost overrun” has been made for the judicial process.
“This tempera that goes with water, A priori, with a tube it comes out, at most you need to rub a little. But even in the worst-case scenario, if the facade has to be repainted, it won’t cost 50,000 euros,” he said.
By communicating chain 3, Passaterra supported the move, arguing that “the issue here effectively opens a media window to talk about the impact of the economic systems we currently have on Earth.”
He also pointed out that his aim was not to evoke sympathy, but to create a discussion about environmental damage. “I wouldn’t be on this radio today explaining precisely the impact that these 1% of the richest people are having on the planet,” he said.
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In early August, environmentalists from the group Futuro Vegetal vandalized the facade of Lionel Messi’s mansion on the Spanish island of Ibiza with red and black paint on Tuesday. “Responsibility of the Rich” In the climate crisis.
In a statement, the group indicated that it wants to condemn the Spanish government’s continuation of policies that worsen the climate crisis and its “disproportionate responsibility” through an act of “non-violent civil disobedience”.
Members of the group posted pictures in front of their house near Cala Tarida on Ibiza’s west coast, with a banner reading in English: “Help the planet, eat the rich. Get rid of the police.” The two activists then throw red and black paint on the white facade of the building.
The group said in a statement that it wants to highlight the role of the “rich in the climate crisis” by attacking the mansion, which they say is an “illegal construction”.
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Futuro Vegetal cites a 2003 Oxfam report, according to which “the richest 1% of the world’s population produced the same amount of carbon emissions as the poorest two-thirds of humanity in 2019, yet they are precisely the most “vulnerable people” suffering the worst effects of the crisis”.
Messi, who is currently part of MLS’s Inter Miami, will buy a house on the Mediterranean island from a Swiss businessman in 2022 for around 11 million euros. The property includes a spa, a sauna and a cinema room.
This house is located in Saint Joseph. Activists not only damaged the facade, but They entered Messi was photographed with his children playing in a pool and in front of a small football field while on holiday in Ibiza.
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“This is an example of how the law does not work for everyone, in the same week that almost 200 workers on the island were evicted from a settlement without a housing solution, while the Popular Party and Vox together plan to legalize illegal buildings in exchange for payment,” said Bilbo Passadera, spokesman for Futuro Vegetal.
On another occasion, Futuro Vegetal sprayed black paint on the cherries of Pacha nightclub and stormed into luxury beach club Blue Marlin in Cala Jondal with protest banners reading “Your Luxury Our Climate Crisis”.
They also threw paint on a private jet, a Lamborghini and a Kaos megayacht owned by Walmart billionaire heiress Nancy Walton Larry.
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“Sema” Forte reports from Spain.
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