The supreme Court considered as a legal to disseminate nazi ideas if them do not incite violence.

Policy Response DateJune 4, 2011 Country: Spain Address: Madrid General Type: Institutional discrimination Racism and discrimination phenomena: Extremism - organised Racist Violence, Anti-migrant/xenophobia, Anti-semitism, Islamophobia, Afrophobia, Arabophobia, Anti-roma/zinghanophobia, Religious intolerance, Nationalism, Homophobia, On grounds of disability, On grounds of other belief
Groups affected / Interested in: Migrants, Refugees, Roma & Travelers, Muslims, Ethnic minorities, Religious minorities, Asylum seekers, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender, Persons with disability Hate speech/Racist Discourse Medium: Public Discourse

The Supreme Court considered legal disseminate ideas openly Nazi, racist or homophobic if not inciting violence or creating a "climate of hostility" against those groups that can "materialize" in violence.
In a decision released yesterday, have been absolved the  four responsible for the  two libraries of Barcelona, ​​which were condemned by the Barcelona Provincial Court to three years in prison for the crimes of genocide ideas, dissemination of ideas against the rights and freedoms and unlawful association.

Source: http://medios.mugak.eu/noticias/noticia/283674