Nucleo Nacional leader, ideologue among those detained, according to reports, as investigation examines violence against students. Spanish police said Friday they had arrested at least 12 members of Nucleo Nacional, a group described by Spanish media as neo-Nazi, in an operation across seven provinces. The National Police said on US social media platform X that the operation covered Madrid, Asturias, Guadalajara, Valladolid, Pontevedra, Burgos and Alicante. Spanish broadcaster Cadena SER later reported that at least 14 people had been detained, including the group’s leader, Ivan Rico, and its ideologue Isabel Peralta. The investigation concerns suspected hate crimes, unlawful association and weapons possession, Spanish daily El Pais reported, citing sources at Asturias’ High Court of Justice. The investigation began after disturbances in February in the northern city of Gijon left several students injured, according to El Pais. Nucleo Nacional combines racist and neo-Nazi ideology and emerged from far-right protests against Spain’s amnesty law outside Socialist Party offices in November 2023, according to El Pais. On its website, Nucleo Nacional calls for protecting “our race and culture” and restricting public healthcare and education to “our people.” It also advocates traditional gender roles and Christian values while denouncing liberalism, Marxism and progressivism as “degenerate” ideologies.
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siehe auch: Spanish neo-nazi linked to British fascists held in police raids Isabel Peralta, European correspondent of Britain’s fascist magazine Heritage and Destiny, is understood to be among twelve members of Spain’s Núcleo Nacional arrested in a coordinated police operation. Spanish police this morning launched coordinated raids against the Spanish nazi party Núcleo Nacional, arresting twelve of its members and searching several of the group’s offices. Searchlight understands that one of those arrested is Isabel Peralta, the 24-year-old Hitler worshipper who has close ties to British nazis and is European correspondent of the ‘intellectual’ fascist magazine Heritage and Destiny. Incitement Peralta was already appealing a 12-month jail sentence for incitement against Moroccan immigrants during a speech to her previous gang of thugs, Bastión Frontal. Her latest organisation Núcleo Nacional registered as a political party this year but is not contesting the Spanish general election on 29 November; Spain arrests at least 12 in crackdown on neo-Nazi group. Spanish police have arrested at least 12 members of Nucleo Nacional, a group described by local media as neo-Nazi, in an operation spanning seven provinces, authorities said Friday. The National Police said on X that the raids took place in Madrid, Asturias, Guadalajara, Valladolid, Pontevedra, Burgos and Alicante, Anadolu Agency reported. Spanish broadcaster Cadena SER later reported that at least 14 people had been detained, including the group’s leader, Ivan Rico, and its ideologue, Isabel Peralta. The investigation involves suspected hate crimes, unlawful association and illegal weapons possession, Spanish newspaper El Pais reported, citing sources at the High Court of Justice of Asturias. According to the newspaper, the case began after disturbances in February in the northern city of Gijon left several students injured. Nucleo Nacional combines racist and neo-Nazi ideology and emerged from far-right protests against Spain’s amnesty law outside Socialist Party offices in November 2023, El Pais reported. On its website, the group calls for the protection of “our race and culture” and advocates restricting access to public healthcare and education to “our people.” It also promotes traditional gender roles and Christian values while denouncing liberalism, Marxism and progressivism.
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