TORRE PACHECO, Spain (Reuters) -Moroccan community leaders in the Spanish town of Torre Pacheco called for calm following four nights of clashes between North African migrants and the far-right, in some of the worst such unrest in the country in recent times.

Violent clashes continue in escalate in Torre Pacheco between far-right groups and North African migrants, leaving local residents afraid.

In Spain, after the brutal beating of 68-year-old pensioner Domingo by migrants from Morocco, mass brawls and pogroms began in the streets. This is reported by local media.

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Violent 'riots' broke out in a town in south-eastern Spain involving groups of far-right activists late on Saturday, July 12. The disorder was amongst the most serious such incidents in the country in recent decades and follows a reported assault on an elderly man earlier this week.