Special legislation in Melilla

Detailed analysis of this type of crime across Spanish territory

Crimes of type "Special legislation" in the province of Melilla totaled 1 recorded cases in 2024. This figure represents a variation of -75.0% compared to the previous year.

Historical analysis allows identifying trends for this type of crime in Melilla and comparing them with other Spanish provinces.

Total 2024

1

infractions

Total 2023

4

infractions

Annual Variation

-75.0%

vs 2023

Historical Evolution (2010-2024)

YearInfractionsVariation
20241-
20234+300.0%
20220-100.0%
20213+0.0%
20200-100.0%
20199+0.0%
20181-88.9%
20170-100.0%
20160+0.0%
20151+0.0%
20144+300.0%
20131-75.0%
20120-100.0%
20113+0.0%
20100-100.0%

In the province of Melilla, the occurrence of special legislation offenses has shown a significant decline in recent years, with only 1 reported case in 2024, down from 4 cases in 2023. This represents a substantial year-over-year decrease of 75%. Notably, prior years had seen sporadic occurrences, with 3 cases in 2021 and no reported incidents in 2020 and 2022.

This trend indicates a positive shift in public safety within Melilla, a region characterized by its unique geopolitical position and a diverse demographic, influenced by a population density that is higher than many areas in mainland Spain. Factors such as tourism and industry play a critical role in shaping the local economy and social dynamics, which may contribute to these changes in crime statistics.

Comparatively, while Spain has experienced fluctuations in various crime rates, Melilla's specific reduction in special legislation offenses points to effective local law enforcement strategies. As reported by the Statistical Portal of Criminality, Spanish Ministry of Interior, these trends warrant continued monitoring to ensure the safety and security of Melilla's residents and visitors alike.

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