Mapfre faces boycott due to statements by its president against amnesty: Huertas' words generate controversy on social media.

Mapfre finds itself in the middle of a complicated situation with left-wing voters after its president, Antonio Huertas, publicly expressed his disagreement with the amnesty agreed upon by Sánchez and Puigdemont. Huertas' words have led hundreds of Twitter users to initiate a boycott, stating that they will cancel their insurance policies with the company. Huertas has become the first leader of an Ibex 35 company to step forward and openly express his opinion. In a recent interview, he stated that it is necessary to defend the Constitution and the rule of law, and that he cannot in any way accept the amnesty. These statements have generated negative reactions in some sectors of the left, making the company's name one of the top trends on Twitter. The boycott has even reached some left-wing politicians, such as Carlos Sánchez Mato from Izquierda Unida, who questioned Huertas' words. On the other hand, the reaction from the left has also generated opinions from the Spanish right, the majority of which defend Huertas for his courage in expressing his opinion despite the silence of other Ibex 35 companies.