election, failing the enter the Corts Valencianes again. Sentandreu recognized the absolute defeat. The coalition was dissolved on May 26, 2011. Controversies The president of the youth-wing of the party, Víctor Saiz Castelló, was denounced by United Left of the Valencian Country in December 2008 after graffiti signed by CV appeared in the headquarters of the party in Mislata. The graffiti included: "Attention Panca: Blue zone" and "You will not make us catalans". Saínz had trouble with the justice again in 2012, after Compromís denounced him for attacking their headquarters in València, causing material damage. Although he was recorded by a security camera while he was carrying out the attack, he did not show up for trial. The annual "Informe Raxen" of the Movement Against Intolerance accused CV of acts of far-right terrorism and violence. The same movement also qualified CV as an anti-democratic and fascist organization. Juan García Sentandreu acknowledged in 1999, while he was the leader of the GAV, during a trial he had attacked with eggs a Catalan autonomous television car during an illegal demonstration against the Valencian Council of Culture, in which members of this official institution were also physically attacked. On March 24, 2006, Juan García Sentandreu, accompanied by dozens of members and supporters of CV, as well as members of the GAV and the GAV Youth, assaulted the Faculty of Law of the University of Valencia with the intention of holding a conference for which the University had previously denied permission. Security personnel had to intervene to prevent the dean from being attacked. In June 2008, Sentandreu was detained by the National Police accused of violence towards the party's number two, Elena Múñoz Carpi. In 2011 CV organized a public act in which the coalition urged to hit José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero in "the eyebrow". On July 5, 2011, several members of Spain 2000 and CV boycotted the presentation of the book 'Noves glòries a Espanya', by the sociologist and former leader of the Valencian Nationalist Bloc Vicent Flor. Among the people who tried to sabotage the act were both the leader of Spain 2000, José Luís Roberto, and the president of CV, Juan García Sentandreu. Protesters threw chairs to those attending the event. References Far-right political parties in Spain Political parties in the Valencian Community Regionalist parties in Spain Spanish nationalism Anti-Catalanism 2004 establishments in Spain Political parties established in 2004 Political parties