Halloween Warning as Fresh Looting Calls Emerge Across Spain After Barcelona Violence
- Spanish authorities are monitoring anonymous online calls for Halloween demonstrations and possible violence in several Spanish cities on October 31.
- The calls circulated on TikTok, WhatsApp, and Telegram under the name Blocus, following riots and looting in Barcelona and disturbances in Bilbao.
- Investigators are examining whether Blocus is an organized network or a loosely connected group of accounts, with no organized structure established.
- Núria Parlón urged WhatsApp and Telegram to shut down chats allegedly used to organize or distribute instructions for violent protests.
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Spain Faces New Halloween Riot Threats as Anonymous ‘Blocus’ Accounts Call for Unrest Across Multiple Cities
Spanish authorities are monitoring online calls for coordinated demonstrations and possible violence on Oct. 31 after disturbances in Barcelona and Bilbao, with anonymous social media ... The post Spain Faces New Halloween Riot Threats as Anonymous ‘Blocus’ Accounts Call for Unrest Across Multiple Cities first appeared on [your]NEWS.
After the serious altercations in Barcelona, Blocus prepares a new day of mobilizations in several cities in Spain
Reports: France-Inspired Violent Riots Are Being Urged in Spain for Halloween
A series of messages published on social media Tuesday morning call for a wave of violent riots across Spain "inspired" by the recent chaotic events in France for Saturday, October 31, local outlets warned.
The platform investigated by the altercations in Catalonia organizes new mobilizations in the capital, Malaga and Bilbao. Security forces rule out foreign interference and denounce TikTok’s zero collaboration
The young people of Blocus, the name with which those responsible for the incidents in Barcelona are grouped, also tried to generate chaos at the Puerta del Sol and other points in Madrid last Saturday night, according to the investigative channel and events of Prensa Ibérica.
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