Spain needs a dictatorship. On the train he and other Skins had beaten and kicked a man for being black. According to studies made by Spain's new Police Citizen Relations Operative Office, there were some 2,000 Skinheads in the country in late 1993 - half of them in Barcelona, one third in Madrid, the rest mainly in Valencia. The radical Skins are of the middle and lower classes and range in age from 15 to 22. The night, the big city, the nicknames - protect their anonymity.
Spanish Skinheads have cooperative links with other organized extremist groups.
Skinheads continue to plague Spanish soccer. Although members of the aforementioned Ultra Sur gang have been denied admission to a number of stadiums, Skinheads are still seen brandishing Nazi symbols at matches of the major clubs in Madrid and Barcelona. All information on Skin groups and individuals, until then uncoordinated, has been centralized, along with the arrest and booking process. Music has been an important element of Skinhead life in Spain for at least a decade. On the 14th of March 1992, the Skin band Division 250 organized an international festival in Valencia, hosting invited guests from England, France, Italy, Belgium and Portugul - to hear the popular British bands Violent Storm, No Remorse, and Battle Zone, along with Division 250.