MADRID: Spanish authorities said on  Wednesday they had detained two men suspected of being involved in the  Islamic State group’s “recruitment and indoctrination” drive, a day  after they broke up a “terror cell” in Madrid. The two suspects were detained  in a morning raid in the city of Cornella de Llobregat just outside  Barcelona suspected of “maintaining contact with people in conflict  zones, offering their support and encouraging them to continue their  activities,” the interior ministry said in a statement.