Machismo

The man was arrested by the local police and the Foral Police have taken over the investigation, which will focus on the town on Tuesday.

In addition, another man has been arrested in the Navarre capital for allegedly beating his former partner in the street.

Getxo feminists have recalled in a statement that there was another attack at the San Ignacio festivities in late July.

In addition, the man arrested for the murder of a 45-year-old woman in Benahavis, Malaga, has confessed to being the murderer in a note he wrote on his escape and placed on the doorstep of a friend's home, which he has found and handed over to the Civil Guard.

After the murder, the attacker tried to flee, and in that attempt, other officers in the area responded by shooting at him, where he died.

The man died after falling off a balcony as he fled the police after being warned of male violence.

Equality Councilwoman Ane Oyarbide has stated that "Big Week must be a space of coexistence, respect and freedom for all people."

The attack took place in the early morning hours of Saturday in a house in Amara, and the arrest was carried out that morning by the Ertzaintza, who is already in custody.

According to the verdict, since the victim decided to separate from his aggressor in 2017, he had continuously threatened and sexually assaulted him. 

The attack took place in the early morning hours of Saturday 11, at 4:45 a.m. in Gaztelugibel in the Navarre capital, where the San Fermín festivities are being held these days.

A man was arrested today on charges of killing his wife and one of his daughters and seriously injuring another. On Wednesday, he was found dead in a woman's body in Malaga, where he had been missing since March.

As reported on Thursday by the Department of Safety and Security, the detainee assaulted the minor twice, on 25 and 26 June, in addition to having a history of similar offences, and this Thursday he was brought before the court, which ordered his imprisonment.

The San Sebastian City Council Spokespersons Board has convened a rally for tomorrow at 11:45 a.m. in the gardens of Alderdi Eder.

Errenteria's neighbors have joined the call made by the Feminist Movement and have strongly denounced the attacks allegedly perpetrated for years by a professor at the Xenpelar Bertso Eskola, who has defined him as "a wolf in sheepskin."

In the resolution, the arguments put forward by the defence as mitigating, that is, that at the time of the murder the accused was under the effects of alcohol or had a mental disturbance, cannot be considered proven, according to the jury. 

In the Araba Territorial Court, the parties are presenting their findings today in the trial for the murder of Maialen Mazon. The prosecution and the charges claim 45 years for murder, two abortions and the abandonment of a minor.

"I don't think I'm feeling well and I can't testify," he explained to the judge. The defendant decided not to make a statement after speaking to the defense during a pause in the trial.

The rape took place on Friday. s have been called for 12:00 this morning in front of the faculties of Eskoriatza, Aretxabaleta and Bilbao that make up Huezi.

On the second day of the trial for Maialen's murder, several witnesses have testified that Maialen was killed on 27 May by her partner in a hotel in Vitoria-Gasteiz, stabbing her 13. The charges say she acted with intent to kill, for which a 45-year prison sentence has been requested, while the defense alleges that she was "disconnected from reality."

By type of crime, there has been an increase in domestic violence 0 — which does not include partners or ex-partners — with a total of 298 victims until March, 11.6% more than the previous year, according to data collected by the Basque Institute for Women (Emakunde).