Guillermo Toledo

Guillermo Toledo (born Madrid, 22 May 1970), professionally known as Willy Toledo, is a Spanish film and television actor, theater producer and clown.

In March 2010, in a round table in support of POLISARIO, celebrated in Madrid Spain, Toledo declared that Cuban dissident Orlando Zapata Tamayo, who died after a hunger strike that lasted 86 days and had been recognized as a political prisoner by Amnesty International, was merely a common criminal and not a dissident. He added that "all political prisoners in Cuba were not dissidents but people who had committed terrorist acts against the Cuban Government, acts that constitute treason against the Homeland and a bunch of crimes". He also declared in the same meeting that "the Cuban Government is a victim of a sort of paranoid persecution" by the Western democracies and the international community. He then opined about the Castro government by saying that "with its defects and virtues, it is a model to be followed in many aspects".

In January 2017, Toledo defended a group of far-left militants who attacked a girl in the doorway to a pub in Murcia, calling her "human garbage".

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