The Police launch an operation against the National Nucleus that leaves twelve detainees and the search of its headquarters in Madrid
The operation, coordinated by the General Information Commissioner's Office, includes searches in seven Spanish provinces following complaints of attacks.
Quick Look
- The National Police have arrested twelve people linked to the far-right group Núcleo Nacional in an operation with searches in seven provinces.
- The investigation, led by the General Information Commissioner's Office, arises after complaints of attacks.
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Why It Matters
The operation responds to previous incidents, including complaints from students about attacks in Gijón attributed to members of this group.
This Friday, the National Police launched an operation against the far-right group Núcleo Nacional in which it carried out twelve arrests and searches in Madrid, Asturias, Guadalajara, Valladolid, Pontevedra, Burgos and Alicante, including its headquarters in the capital, as confirmed to Europa Press by sources in the case. The operation thus leaves a dozen detainees, although the proceedings coordinated by the General Information Commissioner (CGI) remain open.
The operation is being carried out after incidents linked to the far-right organization, including a protest in which several students reported having been attacked by members of this radical group in Gijón.
Open Questions
- What are the specific charges against those detained?
- Will more arrests be made in the coming days?
