MADRID (Reuters) - Spanish police arrested a Moroccan man on Wednesday (Sept 14) accused of promoting Islamist militancy through social media, the Interior Ministry said.

The man detained in the north-eastern town of Manresa had shown signs of increased radicalism after contact with an activist recently returned from the conflicts in Syria and Iraq, the ministry said.

Spain has now detained 29 people with suspected links to Islamist militancy since the beginning of the year.