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Juvenile violence in Spain shows pattern of earlier, more impulsive knife attacks

Experts are identifying a shifting pattern in juvenile violence characterized by earlier onset, increased impulsivity, and a higher frequency of knife use. While sociologists like David Montero note that, in a broad sense, modern youth live in social and family environments less marked by violence than previous generations, recent localized incidents suggest a concerning trend in immediate criminal behavior.

Recent violent incidents across Spain include a fatal brawl in Manresa involving four minors aged 15 to 16, a stabbing death in Balaguer, a knife attack in Tudela, a stabbing during the Feria de Abril in Seville, and a fatal incident in Barcelona's Raval neighborhood. These cases highlight a rise in impulsive, weapon-based violence among minors.

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Barcelona · David Montero · International University of La Rioja · Manresa · Seville

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