El caso Lucrecia Pérez: el primer crimen racista reconocido en España (1992) | CRÍMENES DE 0DIO

In 1992, Spain was experiencing a moment of international celebration: the Olympic Games, the Seville Expo, and its Quincentenary. But that same year, an event occurred that would mark a turning point: the death of Lucrecia Pérez, considered the first recognized racist crime in Spanish democracy. This episode delves into the migratory context of the 1990s, the campaign of misinformation against the Dominican community in Aravaca, and the role of extremist groups and disinformation. A historical and social analysis to understand how hate speech develops and why it persists today. 📌 Content analyzed in this video: – Racism in Spain in the 1990s – Social and media context – Extremist groups and hate speech – Democratic memory and current parallels – Reflection on hate prevention 🎧 Full episode available in audio on our podcast.