Eva Parera: “In large part because of Laporta, I had to go with bodyguards when I was 16 years old”

Eva Parera did not see Barça-Benfica last week. Partly because he had a job and partly because he’s no longer interested. “I was one of those who went with my face painted to the field. And he was traveling with the team. I still have friends who were Barça & rdquor; players, explains the president of the Barcelona group pel Canvi. But the turning point came when Joan Laporta became president of the club.

“I am very antilaporta. From the first motion of censure that he presented. From The Elefant blau. In large part because of Laporta and all that movement I had to go with bodyguards when I was 16 years old. The grace that made me. All that movement, a great campaign against Núñez. My father was threatened by the Boixos Nois & rdquor ;. The councilor is the daughter of Anton Parera, manager and director during the presidency of Josep Lluís Núñez. “When Laporta denounced that the portal of his house had been painted, I said welcome to the club, my friend. I lived it as a teenager and from school I had to go home. We received calls threatening my life or that of my brother. And that marks you & rdquor ;, he relates, before adding: “I was a member and I stopped being one.”

Precise stop (after the networks emphasize that when the Elefant Blau was born she was already 24 years old) that although Laporta’s platform did not exist, when she was 16 years old “the opposition group led it Ricard Huguet, which ended up being a partner of Laporta. “” The Elefant blau appeared later, but it was the instrument of an opposition that came from long before, “he adds.

L’Hospitalet, Pallejà

That’s why, she says, she can’t compare street safety in part of the 1980s, because she wasn’t going down the street alone. Until the age of five he lived in L’Hospitalet, where his parents are from. “Then we moved to an urbanization in Pallejà. I lived there until I went to Madrid and when I came back I took a flat in Corbera de Llobregat. Later I lived in Gràcia and Eixample, and now I do so in Sarrià-Sant Gervasi & rdquor ;.

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He takes the car to move with his daughter, 8 years old, and parked the motorcycle for fear of driving in the city: “She is very tense & rdquor ;. He also goes by taxi and public transport. He says of his father that he is his “greatest fan & rdquor ;, your main advisor: “He wanted to dedicate himself to politics and he never could. He was one of the founders of Convergència. There isn’t a day that after putting my daughter to sleep I don’t call my father to explain how my day has gone politically & rdquor ;. His mother, on the other hand, suffers from his public exposure, “although she is proud & rdquor ;.

Of the current Barcelona he says: “There are neighborhoods that you no longer go to at night. Before, groups of friends would go to dinner in Raval and El Born and now you consider staying somewhere else & rdquor ;. He believes that the Guardia Urbana is short of troops and that the Mossos are often forced to take on tasks that do not allow them to do their job, such as protecting official CDR headquarters “on days when Carles Puigdemont declares somewhere & rdquor ;. The National Police affirms that it is “stigmatized, criminalized and besieged every day & rdquor ;, and shows its rejection against those who want to close the Via Laietana police station for the police tortures that he registered during the Franco regime: “Buildings don’t torture. Also, do we talk about all the eras? And the Czech ones? & Rdquor ;. In cleaning, he believes that the city council’s crash plan is “insufficient & rdquor; but he asks for time to judge him: “At least they have reacted. Before the mayor said that the city was not dirty & rdquor ;.