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A Man Burns Himself Near the Moroccan Consulate in Madrid

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A 45-year-old Moroccan national set himself on fire on Tuesday outside the Moroccan consulate in Madrid. He was treated at the scene with severe burns on 25% of his body before being transferred to hospital, where his condition is serious. The Moroccan Embassy in Spain said it had no further information, pending further details of the incident.

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A Man Burns Himself Near the Moroccan Consulate in Madrid

A man sets himself on fire outside the Moroccan consulate in Madrid, Spain. The man is seriously injured.

1 year ago·Jakarta, Indonesia

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Noticias ao Minuto

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1 year ago·Portugal

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Le Figaro

Spain: A man sets himself on fire in front of the Moroccan consulate in Madrid

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1 year ago·Paris, France

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www.larazon.es

A man burns like a bonzo in front of the Moroccan Consulate in Madrid

This person, a 45-year-old Moroccan, was transferred to the La Paz hospital in the capital with burns on 40 percent of his body

1 year ago·Spain

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Het Nieuwsblad

Man sets himself on fire in front of Moroccan consulate in Madrid

In front of the Moroccan consulate in the Spanish capital Madrid, a man set himself on fire on Tuesday. This was announced by the local emergency services and diplomatic staff. There is no clarity about the man's motives.

1 year ago·Belgium

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