A Dutchman who for a short time was seen as a terrorist suspect in northeastern Spain seems to be confused. Spanish media reported Tuesday that the man has not been arrested, such as...
The alleged jihadist from the Netherlands who was arrested on Monday in the Spanish coastal town of Tarragona, near Salou, was barefoot in his arrest. He was transferred to a police station in Cambrils.
An alleged jihadist from the Netherlands was arrested Monday in the Spanish coastal city of Tarragona, near Salou.
Catalans marched massively on Monday evening in Barcelona to underline that separatism is still alive in Catalonia. The police estimated the turnout to 180,000 people according to Spanish media. The largest banner read: 'Self-determination is a human right.'
Hundreds of Catalan separatists have blocked traffic arteries in several places, including the track of the high-speed train AVE in Gerona. In Barcelona, among others, the central Via Laietana is blocked. A railway is also blocked at Tarragona.
King Felipe of Spain can make his chest wet for a loaded visit to Catalonia on Friday. For days there has been talk of a possible meeting with the Catalan president Quim Torra around the opening of the Mediterranean Games in Tarragona.
Fifteen Kosovars have been arrested in Catalonia because they have robbed hundreds of tourists in recent years. In the last six months alone, they would have stolen at least 150,000 euros worth of stuff. It is not known whether the Dutch are also among the victims.
Due to the crash of a light aircraft in the north of Spain, three people were killed. The authorities have announced this on Saturday. The identity of the victims has not yet been officially established.
The Telegraph seeks witnesses of the police action in Cambrils, where terrorists enter the pedestrians and then shot dead. According to Spanish media there are Dutch eyewitnesses.
VIDEO- In the Spanish Cambrils, seven were injured, including an agent. The police shot in Cambrils four suspected terrorists who would have been attacked. The victims have been taken to various hospitals, including in Reus and Tarragona. There are two serious wounds, according to the police.
On board the coach was involved Sunday in a road accident near the Spanish city of Tarragona were not two but three Dutch. This third Dutchman survived the accident, Foreign Affairs in The Hague reported on Monday.
At least fourteen people were killed Sunday morning when near the Spanish city of Tarragona crashed a bus on a passenger car.
