US EditionThe Ultra-Right Turns Torre Pacheco Into His Television Set
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The expert in ultra-rightist movements warns that it is the political validation of the neo-Nazis that is making Europe's new wave more dangerous: "Social networks help them to mobilize and organize quickly, something they were not able to do in the 1990s" "I grew up hating Moroccans until I married one": the real coexistence in Torre Pacheco overcomes the ultra-Anna López Ortega, a political scientist and journalist by the Universitat de Valènc…
Four nights of violent right-wing riots and clashes between racist groups and people of North African origin recently terrified the residents of Torre Pacheco, Spain. Now, work is intensifying to investigate crimes that the government says the nationalist Vox party contributed to.
The Court of Instruction 1 of Mataró (Barcelona), acting on guard duty, has agreed to the pretrial detention communicated and without bail for C. L. F., the 29-year-old man...
Another detainee was also placed in pretrial detention this week, notified and without bail charged with an offence of assault.
Madrid. Due to a police device and the expulsion of the ultra-right agitators who encouraged the “hunting of the migrant”, the protests called by the far right last night failed shockingly; while the Murcian town of Torre Pacheco gradually returns to normal after five days of tension and clashes due to the xenophobic outbreak.
On Wednesday morning, in Torre Pacheco, which has become the epicenter of xenophobic hatred against the population of Moroccan origin, Fátima did some errands with her daughter in the center of the municipality. In the same place where the night before was going to unleash the greatest mobilization of the ultra-right to give “hunt the Maghrebi”, this woman, who was born in Morocco 30 years ago, walked quietly on her way to the bank. The town fol…
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