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Zaragoza

City Council ,

governed by PP and Ciudadanos, has withdrawn from the programming of the Teatro Principal, owned by the municipality, the presentation of the trivial, a board game, "Ñ Juega España", devised by Luis Alfonso de Borbón, in which to win, to advance, you have to shout "Arriba España!"

The deputy mayor and head of the Culture area,

Sara Fernández

(Cs), has indicated this Wednesday that the act, which was to take place at the Teatro Principal, has been canceled once they have "known its content."

After withdrawing the announcement of the presentation, he declared: "From the government at all times we have rejected the use of municipal facilities to disseminate content that may be offensive to any group or for political, partisan and ideological use."

According to

Heraldo.es

, the deputy mayor has defended that culture must be "free, diverse, accessible and for all audiences".

Precisely, the municipal group of

Zaragoza in Common

(ZeC) had denounced this same Wednesday said act as it was a game with a "clearly fascist" character, according to the councilor of said group

Luisa Broto

In addition, he has criticized the, in his opinion, the "erratic policy" and the "double standards" of the municipal government, which last Thursday eliminated, at the request of Vox, the cover of a collective music album to promote the use of Aragonese, in whose production he had participated, and which showed a woman urinating dressed in the suit.

Fernández has recalled that she withdrew because the image was "offensive for the jotero collective".

Spanish version

The aforementioned game, which can be purchased on Amazon for 25 euros, consists of 96 cards and 468 questions and the first person who, with the letters that each one has written, forms the word Spain wins.

One of the tricks to advance is to shout "Arriba España!", since, according to the instructions, it allows you to remove a card from any player and roll the dice again.

Initially, it was a card game with questions and answers about the history of France that, after the success of that initiative in the neighboring country, its ideologue, Luis Alfonso de Borbón, made the Spanish version under the name of «Ñ, Play Spain".

Luis Alfonso has pointed out, on occasion, that he came up with the idea of ​​focusing entertainment on Spain during the pandemic after the success of the French cards.

His approach, as he himself has told, was "to leave a legacy for my four children".

He assures that for months "I locked myself in my office to study and review history to find the best options and questions that were also entertaining."

Apparently, out of deference, one of the first copies of the aforementioned game arrived at the Zarzuela Palace.

Luis Alfonso and King Felipe VI are very direct family, since the Duke of Cádiz and Don Juan Carlos were first cousins.

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