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Updated Sunday, March 10, 2024-17:48

  • Events A young man arrested in Burgos for allegedly punching another man from Valladolid who was on a bachelor party

Relatives and friends of Sergio Delgado, a young man who died on February 24 in Burgos as a result of an attack, held a

rally in Madrid this Sunday to ask for justice

and that "these scenes of hate should not be repeated again", under the motto ' Justice for Sergio'.

The young man from Valladolid was in Burgos on February 24 celebrating a bachelor party with his friends.

The alleged perpetrator of the events, a 23-year-old young man from Burgos who was arrested on Sunday the 25th, is in provisional prison, being investigated for the

crime of homicide.

Attendees gathered in the Plaza de Isabel II in Madrid, in front of the Teatro Real, where Mutua Madrid Open hung a banner in tribute to Sergio Delgado, who worked as a creative for campaigns for this event, in which a ball appears. tennis on a black background

designed by Sergio himself

and with his signature.

"The family thanks the Mutua Madrid Open for having made this incredible tribute to Sergio. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts," said the sister of the deceased, who

could not contain her tears

when remembering her brother.

The sister has asked that the cry of 'Justice for Sergio' not only remain in the streets but "in all consciences."

A friend of Sergio Delgado also wanted to read a few words, commenting that it was a "contradictory" situation because "it is very painful to be reunited for this reason, but at the same time

very nice to see so many people

who love him gathered together."

The spokesperson for Sergio Delgado's family,

Ángel Tamayo

, in statements to the media, has indicated that "there is no big news" regarding the investigation and that next Tuesday four people will testify.

Tamayo has shared the words of "hate crime" that the mayor of Burgos, Cristina Ayala, put on the table, who asked that "the full weight of Justice" fall on the alleged perpetrator.