Soldiers allegedly boasted about beating migrants in Ceuta ↗
Front page leadAudio recordings suggest military personnel may have boasted about assaulting migrants in Ceuta, with one audio clip stating 'beating them without gloves is cooler'.
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The front page of elDiario.es highlights a major investigation into alleged abuses by military personnel against migrants in Ceuta. Other top stories include political analysis of election polls, a report on the PSOE's internal assessment of election results, and a story about a judge's decision…
Audio recordings suggest military personnel may have boasted about assaulting migrants in Ceuta, with one audio clip stating 'beating them without gloves is cooler'.
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Host Wyoming discusses the phenomenon of young people with far-right ideologies who, despite living in a democracy, believe fascism is superior.
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