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Protesters have gathered across Spain this week to demand affordable housing and have set up camps in city centres.
Across Spain, protesters have rallied this week to demand affordable housing. In several cities, the protesters have set up camps in the city centers.
On Saturday evening, several right-wing extremist groups gathered around the camps and tried to get in, writes El País.
In Valencia, both demonstrators and journalists were injured when a neo-Nazi group and demonstrators tried to get past the police cordons to approach each other. The police allegedly fired warning shots, after which a commotion broke out. Nine people have been arrested by the police.
Earlier in the evening, police in Madrid fired rubber bullets at right-wing extremist groups who tried to enter the protest camp at the central Puerta del Sol square. Three people are said to have been arrested in the capital.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Police will increase the presence around the protest camps to prevent further clashes
Likely · Within days
The arrested far-right activists will be charged with violence against an official and participation in a riot
Possible · Within weeks

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