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Marlaska Recula: Police Will Continue to Use Tear Cans in Protests, but No Pepper Spray

Summary by La Vanguardia
24 hours ago, the Minister of the Interior ordered to ban the gases after the criticisms received by the heavy charges during the day of general strike, causing a huge unrest among the police unions

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24 hours ago, the Minister of the Interior ordered to ban the gases after the criticisms received by the heavy charges during the day of general strike, causing a huge unrest among the police unions

·Barcelona, Spain
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The Madrid Superior Headquarters is already investigating the police actions of the 11N and the police will modify the protocol of the self-defense spray.

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The National Police will stop using their self-defense sprays in law and order operations but will continue to use fumigogenic or tear-mechanical artifices such as...

·Madrid, Spain
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The Interior endorsed the devices for the “increase” of attacks on police officers. It now opens an investigation. The agents accuse him of using them for Sánchez’s “electoral report”.

·Madrid, Spain
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The Police Directorate bought 790 sprays like the one that the police sprayed on peaceful protesters, according to the trade unions and Amnesty International.The heavy police charges mark the mobilizations for the general strike between criticisms and union denunciations.The Ministry of the Interior initialled a month ago the purchase of 790 pepper sprays such as those used by police riot police to spray protesters of the general strike even whe…

·Madrid, Spain
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Interior rectifies and the Police will continue to use smoke canisters, while pepper spray will come out of law enforcement operations. The entry The ban on tear gas in protests: Interior corrects and maintains the smoke canisters was first published in What!.

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Eldiario.es broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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