Twenty-one-year-old Spaniard Alba González Camacho was convicted of inciting terrorism thanks to some ill-conceived tweets about a far-left terrorist organization. She became the first person in Spain to be convicted of such charges for Twitter posts. González Camacho implored the terror group "Grapo" to murder politicians. Grapo was responsible for 80-some killings, mostly in the 1970s and 80s. The group has been more or less dormant since then, but a judge said that González Camacho's tweets were nonetheless "highly radicalized and violent."Spanish Woman's Twitter Musings Lead to Terror-Related Conviction
Twenty-one-year-old Spaniard Alba González Camacho was convicted of inciting terrorism thanks to some ill-conceived tweets about a far-left terrorist organization. She became the first person in Spain to be convicted of such charges for Twitter posts. González Camacho implored the terror group "Grapo" to murder politicians. Grapo was responsible for 80-some killings, mostly in the 1970s and 80s. The group has been more or less dormant since then, but a judge said that González Camacho's tweets were nonetheless "highly radicalized and violent."
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