Comedian Toni Albà (Vilanova i la Geltrú, 1961) isn't one to mince his words. This came to the forefront again a few weeks ago following the death of former Aragonese president Javier Lambán. He tweeted a complaint that led to a lawsuit from the regional government, which accuses him of libel and incitement to hatred. "I am protected by freedom of expression, and if they pursue this complaint, I will sue them for malfeasance," the actor warned in statements to ARA, who believes he is being persecuted for his more than 130,000 followers on X: "Hundreds of people attacked him, and they've only sued me, and they've only sued me, and..."

The government of Aragon has forwarded to the Prosecutor's Office a publication by the actor Toni Albà in X about the death of Javier Lambán, in which I came to say who rejoiced at the death of the former Aragonese president. "I never rejoice at someone's death... but in the case of a son of the eldest Ñ, I will make an exception," he stated. Now, Javier Azcón's executive has announced in a press release that the actor may have committed the crime of slander and incitement to hatred for "celebrating" his death. Therefore, he is asking the Prosecutor's Office "to investigate any resulting criminal and civil liabilities."