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SPAIN: Franco-fascism on the march in Spain: Is the government doing enough?

11 October 2013

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"Extreme, neo-fascist groups in Spain are preparing for a show of force during this weekend’s nationalist holiday, and Spanish authorities are keeping a close eye on the situation.
But experts worry that the real fascist concern in Spain is not from small extremist groups, but rather from growing public displays of fascist sympathies by a small part of the conservative government's constituency – and even among elected officials."

See the full article: Franco-fascism on the march in Spain: Is the government doing enough? Critics say Spain's fascist threat comes not from small groups like those set to march in Barcelona Saturday, but from the radical fringe that is part of Spain's governing Popular Party. (Christian Science Monitor, link)

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