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December 16, 2014 • 4:13
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Seven people were arrested Tuesday in Spain and Morocco as part of an investigation into the recruitment of women to be sent to Syria and Iraq to join the organization Islamic State (EI) announced the Spanish Interior Ministry.
Four women, including one minor, and three men were arrested in Barcelona in the Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla in the Moroccan city of Castillejos, 2 km from Ceuta, according to a ministry statement.
The operation was carried out in cooperation with the Directorate of Vigilance of Moroccan territory and Tuesday morning were ongoing multiple records, according to the note.
The detainees are he accused of being members of a network recruiting and sending women to the Syrian-Iraqi front on behalf of EI.
One hundred Spaniards have joined the ranks of the jihadists in both countries, said the month Spain last ambassador in Iraq, José María Ferré.
The figure is relatively low compared to the hundreds of jihadist French, British or Germans involved.
But the phenomenon worries Madrid. In August, a 14-year-old was arrested in Ceuta when he was leaving to join the EI
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