Male violence

Although the mother has testified against her daughter, the Civil and Criminal Division of the Navarre High Court of Justice has described the minor's testimony as "credible, reliable and consistent", as well as "very specific", and has therefore now confirmed the sentence imposed on her by the Provincial High Court in April.

In the Denuncias Euskal Herria account of the Instagram social network, several users have reported that the musician mistreated his partners both physically and psychologically. 

Nagore Laffage, who worked as a nurse in Pampona, was killed in the 2008 sanfermines by Jose Diego Yllanes, an employee of the same hospital.

At the event held in Irun, Asun Casasola, Nagore's mother, wanted to "recognize and promote" her work in the prevention of male violence.

During the discussion, the man tried to strangle the woman and knocked her unconscious, then took a knife to stab her, but a roommate prevented him.

It will be operational from 5 to 14 July, from 11:30 to 15:00 and from 18:00 to midnight, as a point of information, awareness and prevention of sexual assault, as well as a reference point for active listening and reporting.

Hernani City Council explained on Thursday that it has been established that eight racist incidents and one sexist attack have occurred during the town's San Juan festivities. 

The Hernani City Council Holiday Commission has reported the balance of the San Juan holidays on the City Council's website Edala and has provided these data.

The most serious events occurred in the early morning hours of 24 June, when the Ertzaintza had to intervene several times because several people wanted to attack a man, and finally the Municipal Police had to enter the City Hall to protect him. 

A 17-year-old was arrested on charges of public disorder.

Subsequently, the Citizen Reception Network reported that the incident "began with a confrontation between a group of young people from Hernani and young people of Maghreb origin, one of whom was injured and reported".

According to this group, this event "was then used" for a real Moorish hunt on the streets against young Maghreb men who had no connection with the original incident. "

Hernani City Council has reported six incidents on the night of 23 June, six of which were "targeted by persons of Maghreb origin". In addition to the events of that night, it has been informed of two other incidents involving "injured persons" and of a sexist attack.

At the end of the Sanjuans, the Hernani City Council has thanked the committees, associations and staff of the parties and txosnas, as well as the citizens "who have come out to enjoy the holidays."

However, the City Council has lamented the events that have "hindered coexistence" in the town and has specified that "in the same direction as in recent weeks, there have been several attacks based on racism". 

"We tend to say that the holidays are a mirror of our society. Unfortunately, in this year's Sanjuans there are a number of unrest and attitudes that are taking place in society at the moment. The situation in the country requires a process of reflection that takes account of them and is based on coexistence." 

After pointing out that they have been working on these situations "from different perspectives" for a few months now, the Hernani City Council has advanced that "in response to the growing concern in the village, it will strengthen this task and promote different spaces for dealing with the issue".

To this end, external assistance will be contracted as an expert on the subject of coexistence and, among other things, a multidisciplinary table will be set up with the aim of "responding to the issue from different perspectives".

In this regard, they have specified that "the problems will be defined and the concrete responses to their solution will be designed, all with the aim of strengthening local cohesion and strengthening the community".

The General Representative of Gipuzkoa, Eider Mendoza, and the Mayor of Donostia-San Sebastián, Eneko Goia, have condemned last Saturday's attack in Donostia-San Sebastián, in which representatives of all parties and other public offices  participated.

The events took place on the night of saturday night, as confirmed from Udal.

The 63-year-old woman has been found dead in her home with stab wounds. The alleged murderer has been arrested in a hospital after attempting to commit suicide by being hospitalized. 

The defendant may not communicate or approach the minor less than 200 metres in 10 years and 6 months, and must compensate the victim with €40,000.

The killings took place this morning in a house in the town of Algemesi, where the aggressor was arrested.

The events have taken place in Madrid, where neighbours have warned the police that a man was screaming and warned that he was going to kill his wife.

The 50-year-old woman murdered by a man a week ago in Malaga was a native of Vitoria-Gasteiz. Ariznabarra worked in a bar in the neighborhood until a month ago.

He had been living in Malaga for a month with his partner and there, behind a gas station, he had been beaten to death.

One more year, Emakunde, MPs and Eudel have launched a youth campaign to identify, combat and promote a climate of respect and security in festive areas, under the slogan "Build with respect, enjoy without fear."

The attack took place early in the morning. While talking to a friend near a bar area, the man followed him and sexually assaulted him.