A Spanish judge has ordered the suspension of neo-Nazi group Nucleo Nacional's activities as part of an investigation into alleged hate crimes and illegal association, a court in the northern city of Gijón said on Thursday.The ruling, which ordered the group's office shut, social media content and bank accounts blocked, follows the arrest of 14 NN members last week on suspicion of inciting hatred against vulnerable groups and people with opposing ideologies. Police also searched its headquarters in Madrid and other locations.An unnamed representative of the group, wearing a black shirt with the NN logo, said in a video posted on X/Twitter that the movement is a victim of persecution and political repression. "They won't beat us," the message said.Nos CIERRAN las SEDES, las REDES SOCIALES y la CUENTA BANCARIA. ¡NO PODRÁN CON NOSOTROS! https://t.co/hoWEST6ozp— Núcleo Nacional (@NucleoNEsp) November 12, 2026Police said officers had seized more than 20 firearms during the searches, some of them unlicensed, as well as large quantities of ammunition and other illegal weapons.NN, which describes itself as a political movement, has come under scrutiny from Spanish authorities over its anti-immigration rhetoric, especially after July's mass crossing by thousands of migrants into Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta, where NN members staged anti-immigration rallies.Nucleo Nacional indoctrinated minors against vulnerable groups, Spain saysAuthorities in Spain, which is due…
Spanish neo-Nazi Nucleo Nacional group activities suspended as part of hate crimes investigation
The ruling, which ordered the group's office shut, social media content and bank accounts blocked, follows the arrest of 14 NN members last week on suspicion of inciting hatred.
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A Spanish judge has ordered the suspension of neo-Nazi group Nucleo Nacional's activities as part of an investigation into alleged hate crimes and illegal association, a court in the northern city of Gijón said on Thursday.The ruling, which ordered the group's office shut, social media content and bank accounts blocked, follows the arrest of 14 NN members last week on suspicion of inciting hatred against vulnerable groups and people with opposing ideologies. Police also searched its headquarters in Madrid and other locations.An unnamed representative of the group, wearing a black shirt with the NN logo, said in a video posted on X/Twitter that the movement is a victim of persecution and p…
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