LISTEN: How a gang rape at San Fermin made Spaniards stand up for a woman’s right to be believed

In this week's podcast, we explore how the treatment of an alleged victim in a polemic rape case has caused outrage across Spain.

Published: 1 December 2017 09:54 CET

LISTEN: How a gang rape at San Fermin made Spaniards stand up for a woman's right to be believed

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Also, Ben McPartland explains why Brits anxious about Brexit are being told to bide their time.

And Fiona Govan explains how a gang rape at Pamplona's famous bull-running festival has made Spaniards stand up for a woman's right to be believed.

You can listen below, via the Acast app, on the Apple podcast app or on iTunes.

Presenters: James Savage and Emma Löfgren