Spanish city bans Muslim veils in public buildings

The Spanish city of Lleida has barred women from wearing face-covering Islamic veils inside its municipal buildings.

The Spanish city of Lleida has barred women from wearing face-covering Islamic veils inside its municipal buildings.

The move makes the northern city – population 135,000 – the first in the country to regulate the garments that have triggered debate across Europe.

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