The appearance lasted about 15 minutes, with only a few dozen supporters present. Residents and activists said police screened access to Plaza de África based on appearance and political symbols.
The arrest puts the number detained in Catalonia over the Blocus disturbances at about ten. The minor is accused of spreading protest calls and encouraging violent demonstrations online.
Police sources told elDiario.es that Pugilato was detained in Valladolid in an operation coordinated by a Gijón court. At the time of the report, 14 people had been arrested across Spain.
Fourteen people have been detained as police searched Núcleo Nacional’s premises and homes linked to its leaders. The investigation stems from alleged assaults reported after a February gathering in Gijón.
Police arrested 14 members of the neo-Nazi group Núcleo Nacional in searches across seven Spanish provinces. The investigation began after clashes near a Gijón school left several students injured in February.
Representatives of Madrid’s Acampada 26S say police cleared the Puerta del Sol camp without warning, leaving people unable to collect belongings or medication. They say helping people left without shelter is now their priority.
The Canary Islands government says 49 migrant boats arrived between 1 and 6 November, carrying about 4,587 people. It is urging Spain’s Interior Ministry to send extra police and civil guard officers to El Hierro.
Police say online channels linked to “Blocus” identified targets and urged disorder across several Spanish cities. The 18 suspects include 13 minors; the force said the inquiry remained active and further arrests were possible.
Police in Córdoba warn that fraudsters are using genuine WhatsApp accounts to ask victims’ contacts for money. Victims may keep using the app normally; the police advise checking any urgent request by an ordinary phone call or in person.
One person was taken to hospital with a gunshot wound to the knee and another was treated for a cut. Police have detained one person after the incident in Los Realejos.
Barcelona has suspended a Guardia Urbana officer for 24 days after he refused to serve a woman in Catalan. A recording helped establish the conduct; her fine for allegedly insulting officers remains before the courts.
A secondary-school teacher was arrested during a Madrid education protest after police cited alleged disobedience and resistance. Organisers and a witness gave differing accounts of the events leading to the arrest.
A fire damaged part of Granada’s housing-rights camp after masked youths reportedly approached with sticks overnight. Police say they fled towards Camino de Ronda. No injuries have been confirmed.
The Guardia Civil searched homes on Serapio Mujika street and detained two people on suspicion of belonging to a criminal organisation. Officers were seen carrying cardboard boxes from the buildings.
Spain’s Civil Guard has authorised the closure of its explosives unit in Tarragona, removing four specialist posts. JUCIL says the province’s petrochemical complex and unexploded Civil War ordnance make local cover essential.
Pablo Iglesias says he was insulted and attacked near Galapagar railway station after he began filming a young man. The man ran off with his phone before Iglesias and a companion caught up with him; the Guardia Civil took him to its premises.
A 37-year-old man is under investigation after 1,861 fish were found in his car in Burgos. Most were dead. Seprona says the mass, indiscriminate capture caused serious damage to the river’s ecological balance.
Six people have been arrested in Badajoz and Jaén in a joint investigation by the National Police and Guardia Civil. Police sources cited by Cadena SER say one woman may have sold four of her children. The inquiry remains open.
Investigators say metadata on the leaked Adif control-room recordings contains a trace pointing to the Secretary of State for Communication. They are checking the original files against versions published by media outlets.
Six young people have been arrested in Catalonia over alleged efforts to organise or promote looting linked to Blocus. Two adults are in prison without bail; four of the suspects are minors.
Wilmar Andrés R. C., 25, was found submerged near Portals Vells after a search off Sol de Mallorca. The Civil Guard is investigating, and an autopsy is planned to establish the cause of death.
About 500 people marched from Sol to Cibeles after police cleared the housing protest camp. They condemned the eviction and returned to Sol without incident, ending with a sit-in in the square.
The writer was in the rear-right seat when traffic officers stopped his taxi on Madrid’s A-6. He used the early-payment discount and paid €100 instead of the full €200.
Police cleared the housing-rights camp at Madrid’s Puerta del Sol early Tuesday. The Delegation said 334 people were in the square; two were detained, and 220 National Police officers and 180 municipal officers took part.
Barcelona City Council recorded 242 breaches during inspections of 23 food shops in Gràcia. Eleven businesses were ordered to close temporarily after inspectors found electrical irregularities and pest infestations.
The operation began at 2.50am on Tuesday after the organising commissions announced their withdrawal. Around 600 people had already left following two notices from the Government Delegation; police reported two arrests for disobedience and no serious disturbances.
The final two Iryo carriages were lifted from the tracks at Urda and moved to a secure area for canine searches. All 69 victims have been identified; about 50 Civil Guard officers remained at the site on Monday.
The girls are aged 14 and 17. Investigators say they ran WhatsApp groups used to coordinate Blocus vandalism on 24 October, with access promoted through fake TikTok posters carrying QR codes.
The 21-year-old is accused of helping run a group used to coordinate violence during the 24 October unrest. Two girls aged 14 and 17 were also arrested over alleged violence and looting.
The Mossos d'Esquadra say two girls aged 14 and 17 administered messaging groups linked to the 24 October disturbances in Barcelona. TikTok posters and QR codes were used to direct people to the channels.
A woman aged about 30 was fatally stabbed in Murcia’s La Fama district on Monday morning. National Police arrested a Spanish man after a search. Initial enquiries suggest the pair did not know one another.
Three months after the mass arrivals, police raids and returns to Morocco continued in Ceuta. Nearly 14,000 people had crossed back, while about 7,000 remained in reception centres and 4,000 more were estimated to be unidentified.
The Guardia Civil is investigating a cocaine seizure estimated at 5 to 10 tonnes in two warehouses in Águilas. More than 5,000 kilos were counted in the first unit, information from sources cited by EL ESPAÑOL.
Two nurses were assaulted while treating a patient at the Hospital Universitario de Ceuta, prompting a police response. CSIF says the removal of military patrols from the perimeter has left staff exposed and wants security measures restored.
The 42-year-old National Police officer from Alcalá de Guadaíra had recently become a father. A provisional count cited after the 28 October collision put the death toll at 69, including 16 victims from Andalusia.
