richardmurray

pain was under the bureaucracy of general franco from the 1930s to the 1970s, and said bureaucracy had laws that made speech limitations legal. the constitution made in 1978 givesthe following,

The following rights are recognized and protected: the right to freely express and spread thoughts, ideas and opinions through words, in writing or by any other means of reproduction";
"The right to freely communicate or receive truthful information by any means of dissemination whatsoever. The law shall regulate the right to the clause of conscience and professional secrecy in the exercise of these freedoms".

 what is my point? In the same way the thirteenth amendment outlawed slavery everywhere but prisons while slavery still exist in the usa today in various human trafficking schemes or through the prison system which was never outlawed or the civil rights act exists since the 1960s but phenotypical inequality is rampant in the usa today. Canada supposedly has equality under the law but native american communities in canada today are being oppressed so....Every government got a set of laws, that don't mean a damn thing to the people abused under those governments. 

yeah ok, one of the problems in modern humanity is people confuse respect of the enforced law or gratifications of convenience with friendship/comradery/or something similar. The majority of people in spain are white and most of them are from the basque or catalans don't care for each other, let alone those outside their set. so you can only expect this. Yeah, cheering for foreigners occurs, the law enforced stops violent acts. but cultural change doesn't occur these ways