This article aims to show that Roma people in Spain are targeted for discrimination because of perceptions about their religious beliefs, as well as for reasons linked to their socio-economic status. Data on the Spanish Roma population have been, used and analysis reveals that Evangelical Roma people have a higher probability of perceiving discrimination than those Roma who profess the majority religion in Spain, that is, Catholicism, once other socio-economic and demographic factors are controlled for. We recommend that this manifested higher degree of discrimination towards Evangelical Roma should be addressed by Spanish institutions and organizations promoting the rights of ethnic minorities by considering intersectional discrimination which allows for a more respectful and egalitarian approach to the diversity of Roma people. Additionally, Evangelical churches should be considered as active actors in an inter-culture dialogue.

本文旨在表明，由于对其宗教信仰的看法以及与其社会经济地位相关的原因，西班牙的罗姆人成为歧视的目标。西班牙罗姆人人口数据已被使用和分析表明，一旦其他社会经济和人口因素得到控制，福音派罗姆人比在西班牙信奉多数宗教即天主教的罗姆人有更高的感知歧视可能性为了。我们建议，西班牙机构和组织应通过考虑交叉歧视来促进少数民族权利，从而解决对福音派罗姆人表现出的更高程度歧视的问题，这允许对罗姆人的多样性采取更加尊重和平等的方法。此外，