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A Spanish town’s ban on religious gatherings in sports centers becomes a flashpoint

A Spanish town’s ban on religious gatherings in sports centers becomes a flashpoint

  • The ban — approved last week by the conservative local government of Jumilla, a town of 27,000 — has since become a flashpoint
  • Spain’s Migration Minister Elma Saiz said on Friday the ban was “shameful”
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