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Spanish justice orders to close neo-Nazi group. Spokesperson had 16 guns at home

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Briefings

Spanish authorities detained a neo-Nazi group in 2026 following a July 2026 surge of migrant arrivals in Ceuta, which the group characterized as a planned uprising. The detained faction was described as heavily armed with a significant number of weapons stored at home.

Key points

• Spanish authorities detained a neo-Nazi group in 2026 following a July 2026 surge of migrant arrivals in Ceuta, which the group characterized as a planned uprising.
• The detained faction was described as heavily armed with a significant number of weapons stored at home.

Context

The Nucleo Nacional is noted for its racist rhetoric and anti-immigration stance, which was intensified by the mass entry of migrants into Ceuta in July 2026.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the description of the group's rhetoric, armament status, and the timing of the migrant surge in Ceuta during July 2026. Specific details on the group's size, the number of weapons, or the exact nature of the planned uprising are not provided.

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