| V Character | |
|---|---|
| Don Pollasio | |
| First Appearance | V: The Series |
| Last Appearance | V: The Series |
| Status | Alive |
| Gender | Male |
| Occupation | Resistance Cell Leader |
Don Pollasio is the leader of the Spanish Resistance during the Second Invasion one year after Liberation Day. He led the defenders of Cordoba, the last free city in Spain under human control, and refused to surrender despite seven weeks of savage street fighting. When offered terms by the Visitors, Pollasio was reported by the Freedom News Network to have said in Spanish "Spain for the Spanish!, Death to the Visitors!".
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