Overview
- Irene Montero filed a complaint with the National Police after receiving death threats in recent days.
- The threats referenced her home address, where her minor children and her partner, Pablo Iglesias, live.
- Podemos says the messages came from a neo-Nazi group labeled a terrorist organization by U.S. authorities, though the party has not named the group publicly.
- The Interior Ministry confirms it has received Montero's request and is conducting a risk assessment.
- Speaking at Madrid's March 8 demonstration, Montero condemned political violence and affirmed she will not leave public life.