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Why Spain needs more feminism in the classroom

  • Written by María Soledad Andrés Gómez, Profesora Facultad de Educación, Universidad de Alcalá
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It was a crime that shocked all of Spain: Five men raped an 18-year-old woman at Pamplona’s running of the bulls in July 2016, in a brutal assault captured on tape by the attackers.

The case – known as La Manada, which means “mob” – led to national outrage in Spain, both online and in the streets, and a...

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