Report 29: Spanish arms exports 2006-2015. Spanish weapons used in Middle East conflicts

Spanish arms exports 2006-2015. Spanish weapons used in Middle East conflicts 

The Delàs Centre publishes a new report on Spanish arms exportations in which it is analyzed the role of Spain in the Middle East conflicts as well as the possible breach of the Spanish and European legislation on the trade of weapon.

In the report three worrying cases are outlined: the special relation with Saudi Arabia, the fact that explosives of the group Maxam were finishing in ISIS’s hands, and the armament presence of Spanish manufacture in the war of Yemen.

Authors: Tica Font (ICIP) and Eduardo Melero (Delàs Centre)

You can download the report here in Spanish, Catalan and English

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