Spain arrests man accused of recruiting for Islamic State

Spanish police, with the help of Moroccan authorities, have arrested a man accused of distributing propaganda and recruiting for the Islamic State group, the Interior Ministry said on Wednesday.
The 29-old-man, a native of the Spanish North African enclave Melilla, was arrested as part of a police operation against networks dedicated to capturing and sending girls and young women to Syria and Iraq, the ministry said.
On July 7, Spanish police arrested a woman in the Canary Islands accused to radicalizing and sending young women to Islamist militants in the Middle East.
Spain has arrested 49 people this year, including the man detained on Wednesday, over suspected Islamist militant activities.
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