Sánchez Condemns the Riots in Barcelona: “It’s Not Democracy, It’s Pure Vandalism”
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The President of the Government acknowledges that the violence recorded in the city does not respond to "an act of democracy"
The president of the government conveys his support to the Mossos and the merchants, and warns that the 128 arrested by the altercations and lootings in the Catalan capital “will respond to justice”
He speaks of “pure vandalism”, 128 detainees and an open investigation, and points to social networks as instigators ...
He speaks of "pure vandalism", of 128 detainees and an open investigation, and points to social networks as instigators ...
The president of the central executive, Pedro Sánchez, has described last Saturday's riots in Barcelona as "pure vandalism" and has promised "zero tolerance" with the violent ones. The altercations caused damage to the urban furniture and looting in about thirty establishments around Plaza de Catalunya.
The details: The president of the government says that there is an ongoing investigation and 128 people arrested who "will answer to justice" and there will be "zero tolerance for the violent."
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