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Operation Araña (Spanish: Operación Araña) is the codename given to the 2014-17 Civil Guard operation in Spain against the defense of terrorism on social media, mainly on Facebook and Twitter. The name Araña means Spider.Until now, it has consisted on four phases:

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rdfs:comment	La Operación Araña fue una operación desarrollada por la Guardia Civil de España entre 2014 y 2016, durante el mandato de Jorge Fernández Díaz como ministro del Interior, para perseguir el enaltecimiento del terrorismo en las redes sociales, particularmente en Facebook y Twitter. (es) Operation Araña (Spanish: Operación Araña) is the codename given to the 2014-17 Civil Guard operation in Spain against the defense of terrorism on social media, mainly on Facebook and Twitter. The name Araña means Spider.Until now, it has consisted on four phases: (en)
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has abstract	La Operación Araña fue una operación desarrollada por la Guardia Civil de España entre 2014 y 2016, durante el mandato de Jorge Fernández Díaz como ministro del Interior, para perseguir el enaltecimiento del terrorismo en las redes sociales, particularmente en Facebook y Twitter. (es) Operation Araña (Spanish: Operación Araña) is the codename given to the 2014-17 Civil Guard operation in Spain against the defense of terrorism on social media, mainly on Facebook and Twitter. The name Araña means Spider.Until now, it has consisted on four phases: * Operation Araña I (April 2014), before the 2014 European Parliamentary Election. * Operation Araña II (November 2014). * Operation Araña III (May 2015), concurrent with the 2015 Spanish regional elections. Alfredo Remírez, a Twitter user arrested during this phase, was sentenced to prison for reiteration of defense of terrorism on social media on 1 November 2017. He was imprisoned on 4 November, three days later. * Operation Araña IV (April 2016), before the 2016 Spanish general election. (en)
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