Manresa Stabbing: Husband Arrested After Wife Thrown⁣ From Window – Condition Reported as Serious But Stable

Manresa, Spain – A 35-year-old man is in custody following a brutal domestic violence incident in⁤ Manresa, Barcelona, this saturday. Police, the Mossos d’Esquadra, arrested the suspect after he allegedly stabbed his wife and then threw her​ from a window of thier‌ home in Plaza⁤ de Sant Ignasi.

the incident⁤ occurred shortly before 6:00 AM local ‌time. Authorities ‍confirmed to Efe news agency ‍that ⁤the victim is currently hospitalized ​in serious​ condition,but ‍her life is not currently believed to be in danger.

Crucially, the suspect ⁢was already‌ subject to ‍a restraining‌ order related to the ‍victim, highlighting a‍ potential ‍failure in the protection system and raising​ serious questions about domestic ⁣violence‌ enforcement.

This‍ case underscores the ongoing and pervasive issue of gender-based violence.As reported by eldiario.es, experts and‍ victims are increasingly pointing to systemic institutional ‌failings⁣ in⁢ addressing and preventing such tragedies, ‌including⁢ restricted⁢ access⁣ to victims⁢ and inadequate surveillance of perpetrators. Arrest, Stabbing, Restraining ⁣Order,⁢ Gender-Based Violence, Mossos⁣ d’Esquadra,⁤ News, ‌World-Today-News.com

Protests Erupt in Barcelona, Demand End to Gaza “Genocide”

Thousands took to the streets of Barcelona this Saturday, voicing outrage over the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Demonstrators called for an immediate halt to the violence and an end to arms sales to Israel, reflecting growing international concern.

Barcelona’s Demonstration

According to the Urban Guàrdia, over 18,000 individuals participated in a demonstration in Barcelona’s city center this past Saturday afternoon. The march was organized by groups such as the Palestinian Community of Catalonia and the Prou ​​Complicitat Amb Israel coalition. Protesters marched from Plaça Universitat to Sant Jaume, where governmental bodies are located.

The aim of the demonstration was to demand an end to the Israeli offensive in Gaza and an embargo on weapons to Israel.

“Let’s stop the genocide in Palestine. The trade of weapons with Israel is enough.”

—Banner carried by protesters

Protesters voiced support for the people of Gaza and accused Israel of “ethnic cleaning.”

Wider Implications

The protest in Barcelona mirrored demonstrations held across 125 Spanish cities and several European capitals. These actions reflect support for a march to Gaza, which commenced in Egypt and is planned to arrive in Rafah on Sunday.

The organizers are urging the Spanish government to enforce an embargo on weapons to Israel immediately. They are requesting this be done via a decree law, breaking diplomatic ties with Israel.

According to the United Nations, over 30,000 Palestinians have been killed in the conflict (UN).

Related Actions

Simultaneously, the captain of a ship that docked in Barcelona is under scrutiny. He testified before a judge, stating he was unsure if his vessel transported weapons to Israel, highlighting the complex web of international trade amidst the conflict.

The convergence of these events underscores the growing global movement seeking an end to the violence and a reassessment of international relations.