Assassination of Guillem Agulló
Guillem Agulló i Salvador was a Valencian anti-fascist and independence activist who was assassinated on 11 April 1993, by the neo-Nazi Pedro Cuevas, in Montanejos. Agulló was a member of the leftist and independence organization Maulets and of Skinheads Against Racial Prejudice. His assassination, along with the, is a very famous case in Spain, where Agulló has become a symbol of anti-fascism and anti-racism. The slogan "Guillem Agulló, ni oblit, ni perdó" has become a popular anti-fascist slogan.
Attack
On the morning of 11 April 1993, Guillem Agulló was in Montanejos, when they were attacked by a group of young fascists shouting "Sieg Heil" and "Viva España" and one of them stabbed him in the heart, causing his death. The attackers left singing the Spanish fascist anthem "Cara al Sol". The assassination was perpetrated by the fascist group "Komando Marchalenes IV Reich", named in honor of the Nazi regime, which was composed of Pedro Cuevas, Gerardo Mora, Juan Manuel Sánchez, José Cuñat, and Francisco Garcia.Family members and left-wing and pro-independence organizations denounced that the motive for the crime had been political, since the young people who intervened in the murder were known for their Spanish and fascist ideology and that they also knew of the anti-fascist ideology of Agulló.
Trial
The only condemned person was Cuevas, who was condemned to 14 years in prison. The other members were dismissed. Cuevas left prison 4 years after for "good conduct".After the trial
In 2005, Cuevas was arrested during "Operación Panzer" for being a member of the neo-nazism group Frente Antisistema. The Guardia Civil found 40 bracelets with Nazi swastikas, one knife with Nazi symbols, and brass knuckles.In 2007, Pedro Cuevas was a candidate for the municipal elections for Alianza Nacional in Chiva, where he only earned 23 votes.