BARCELONA. SOURCES: BBC WORLD/ TVE-1/DIARIO ¡QUÉ!
Ecuador's foreign minister is to take charge of the legal case of an Ecuadorean teenager who was the victim of an apparent racist attack in Spain.
Maria Fernanda Espinosa said she would travel to Barcelona to meet the 16-year-old girl, who was repeatedly hit and kicked by a man on a train.
The attack in Barcelona, which has provoked widespread indignation, was captured on film by security cameras.
A local man, aged 21, was charged with racially aggravated assault. The young man was talking by mobile phone with a friend about a syrian man. He talk with racist word and ecuadorean girl see him for a moment. The young man brought her and he started to insult and to kicked to the girl.
Identified only as Sergi Xavier MM, he was released pending further proceedings, a court statement said.
Ecuador's foreign minister is to take charge of the legal case of an Ecuadorean teenager who was the victim of an apparent racist attack in Spain.
Maria Fernanda Espinosa said she would travel to Barcelona to meet the 16-year-old girl, who was repeatedly hit and kicked by a man on a train.
The attack in Barcelona, which has provoked widespread indignation, was captured on film by security cameras.
A local man, aged 21, was charged with racially aggravated assault. The young man was talking by mobile phone with a friend about a syrian man. He talk with racist word and ecuadorean girl see him for a moment. The young man brought her and he started to insult and to kicked to the girl.
Identified only as Sergi Xavier MM, he was released pending further proceedings, a court statement said.
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