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Jumilla Council Approves Ban on Religious Events in Municipal Sports Facilities

Local Islamic leaders have pledged a court challenge following the council’s approval of the motion with the government delegate in Murcia warning of possible rights breaches

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El camión terminó incrustado en el frente del edificio de Agüero 2134
Bañistas en la presa de Monte Porreiro, donde se observa la caída del caudal.
"Sin dudas aporta valor: permite un cara a cara que muchas veces es difícil lograr", dijeron sobre las rondas de negocios.

Overview

  • The motion, originally proposed by Vox and later amended by the PP, passed just before the municipal budget vote when Vox abstained
  • The regulation prohibits any non-sporting event in council-run sports venues, ending four years of Muslim prayer gatherings during Ramadan and Eid al-Adha
  • Mohamed Benallal, president of the Comunidad Islámica de Jumilla, said the community will pursue legal remedies to defend their freedom of worship
  • Mariola Guevara, Spain’s government delegate in Murcia, announced she will seek judicial action if the ban violates constitutional religious-freedom guarantees and said hate-speech monitors are tracking local rhetoric
  • City officials are drafting formal rules for sports-facility use and point to alternative public spaces that can host religious ceremonies under technical and fee requirements