Everything We Know About the Barcelona Riots: Who the Vandals Are, How They Are Called and when They Will Return to the Streets
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The Mossos have made 128 arrests, most of them minors, and are not responding to profiles of student movements or anti-establishment groups
On the night of altercations there are 128 detainees, 72 of them minors, who will go to courtAltercations, lootings and charges in the center of Barcelona in a youth protest “against the system” The young people who on Saturday night vandalized Barcelona and looted 23 shops “recruited” through “organized groups” in TikTok. This has been pointed out by the chief commissioner of the Mossos d'Esquadra, Sílvia Catà, in statements to RAC-1. “It was n…
The call was broadcast in TikTok and channeled through Telegram and WhatsApp groups
The Mossos d’Esquadra arrest 128 persons, 72 of whom are minors
Dozens of unidentified profiles are engaged in recruiting on social networks, especially TikTok, hundreds of young people to provoke riots and commit looting during the demonstrations this Saturday in Madrid and Barcelona. The call extends like gunpowder with messages on platforms that end up in private WhatsApp groups ... Continue reading "Radicals organize to provoke riots in this Saturday's demonstrations in Madrid and Barcelona"
About twenty TikTok profiles identified by Newtral have begun recruiting young Spaniards to replicate on Saturday, October 24, France’s protests in large cities such as Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Alicante or Bilbao. They identify themselves with the name Blocus, as French students call the blockade of schools where they started the protests, and encourage young people to mobilize covered up and dressed in black. These TikTok profiles are redir…
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