Hundreds protest in Spain to demand free speech after rapper jailed for king insult
Hundreds of protesters took to Madrid Puerta del Sol on Friday demanding freedom of speech after a Spanish rapper was jailed for three and half years for lyrics insulting the Spanish monarchy.
José Miguel Arenas, who goes by his artistic name Voltonyc, had allegedly defamed the crown, glorified terrorism and made threats in a series of songs.
(Source: Ruptly)
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