LGTBI mural vandalized in Talavera de la Reina with hate messages

An LGTBI flag mural in the San Antonio-Puente Romano neighborhood of Talavera de la Reina was found covered Sunday morning in graffiti featuring Nazi symbols and hate messages.

The association LGTBora reported that this marks the sixth attack on the mural since it was painted in 2023. The graffiti includes the phrase 'Talavera Nacional, fuera escoria' alongside a swastika. LGTBora announced it will file a complaint with the specialized Hate Crimes Prosecutor's Office in Toledo to investigate the incidents. The attack coincides with the week the group presented the Orgullo 2026 program, which highlights the antifascist struggle. The organization demands a public condemnation from the Talavera City Council, governed by PP and Vox, and notes that the council refuses to hang the rainbow flag on the municipal balcony despite Supreme Court approval.

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