Members of Spanish rap group La Insurgencia have had their two-year jail sentences for "supporting terrorism" reduced to six months on appeal.

A Belgian court ruled there will be no extradition of Spanish rapper Valtonyc, who was sentenced to jail in Spain for ‘glorifying terrorism’.

A Gran Canaria court dismissed an appeal by the Association of Christian Lawyers against a drag performance that was found to be not offensive.

Evaristo Páramos, singer for band Gatillazo, was retained by the Spanish Civil Guard after shouting “policemen, you are sons of bitches” on stage.

Valtonyc was denied his final appeal for his 3.5 year prison sentence on terrorist charges related to his lyrics and must serve his entire sentence.

Spanish rapper Valtonyc has been sentenced to three years and six months in prison on charges of “glorification of terrorism and humiliation of its victims” and “threats” in his songs.

Cádiz city hall suspended an Israeli film cycle after receiving messages over a local policy to practice a cultural boycott on Israeli products.

Throughout September, the Spanish Popular Party in the Valencian Community called for the cancellation of several concerts they deemed to be "pro-Catalan".

Police started a reporting procedure on rap group Émbolo after a festival performance in Madrid for allegedly “offending the authority” in their show.

Vincent Russell’s painting ‘Comedia Social’ was pulled from an exhibition in Alaior due to its controversial themes on recent cases of political corruption.