Arrests in Barcelona after 'anti-system' rioters loot shops, set fires
- Catalan police arrested at least 100 individuals in central Barcelona following widespread looting and violent clashes during an anti-establishment rally near the Plaça de Catalunya.
- Hooded demonstrators targeted at least 14 commercial storefronts, breaking into retail outlets and forcing major department stores like El Corte Inglés to lower emergency shutters to protect shoppers inside.
- Emergency services responded to more than 30 street fires as rioters set ablaze barricades, trash containers, and public infrastructure across tourist and commercial districts.
- Catalan Interior Minister Núria Parlon confirmed the arrests, noting that approximately 25% of those taken into custody by law enforcement were minors linked to youth-led "against the system" social media mobilizations.
- Municipal authorities and business associations condemned the violence, calling for increased security measures to prevent further civil unrest from disrupting the city center.
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New day of mobilization this Saturday, October 31st. In Valencia, they were more than a thousand, revolted in particular by the ban on demonstrations in the city centre. Also on the Ardèche side, several hundred people gathered to support the protest movement.
Commercial zones of Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Bilbao, San Sebastián and Palma reinforce this Saturday 31 October their security measures before new calls on social networks that could result in riots and looting. The tension increases after the order of provisional detention without bail for the young person considered by the investigation as “founder and promoter” of Blocus Spain, the movement that with anonymous profiles summons the revolts…
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