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Man gets 15 months for racist comments in Spain
A regional court in Cantabria, northern Spain, sentenced a man to 15 months and one day in prison for committing a hate crime against a Moroccan waiter. The defendant, who was a regular customer at the café, directed racist remarks such as calling the waiter "Moroccan" and telling him to return to Morocco, both in front of the audience and outside the workplace, with the intent to insult him and demean his dignity. He also continued to direct the same degrading descriptions in his absence and repeated the insults on other occasions, reflecting a behavior that was hostile and racist. The defendant received a reduced sentence after confessing and paying compensation to the victim, and the sentence was suspended on the condition that he does not commit any new crimes within the legal period. He was also fined and barred from working in any field involving minors for five years. The ruling aims to punish racist behavior and condemn hate phenomena, while emphasizing the importance of respecting the dignity of all individuals regardless of their origins.
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