The flag of Spain waving against a clear blue sky, featuring horizontal stripes of red and yellow with the national coat of arms.

Police in Spain take down white supremacist terror cell

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49:59

In this file photo, the Spanish flag flies during a memorial in Madrid, Spain, Oct. 23, 2020.

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Three men arrested last month in Spain have been accused of plotting an imminent terrorist attack and of belonging to a neo-Nazi terrorist organization known as The Base, which started in the US and seeks societal collapse through violence and establishing white-dominated ethnostates. Also, Quebec’s provincial government has introduced a bill that aims to expand it’s authority to restrict religious expression in public. And, a look at Venezuela’s collapsing oil industry. Plus, a project that brought hundreds of people together from dozens of countries to work on a single dress.

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Spanish police take down white supremacist terror cell
6:38
Quebec lawmakers propose law banning public prayer
6:39
Despite huge reserves, Venezuela’s oil industry is in crisis
8:12
A display of intricately embroidered dresses, with a prominent red dress featuring detailed patterns, surrounded by other lighter-colored embroidered gowns, under the exhibit title 'The Red Dress.'
Hundreds of people across dozens of countries worked on this single dress
Special Coverage
4:40
The green hydrogen rollback
6:16
A group of sheep fenced in on a city street, surrounded by people observing them, with luxury store fronts and a sign reading 'MilanoUnica' in the background.
Italian wool is starting to go out of fashion
Special Coverage
6:22
Two individuals exploring a rocky cave, with ropes hanging from above, and sunlight illuminating the entrance at the far end.
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Special Coverage
7:40