The Government, 'Concerned' by the Presence of Minors in the Riots Promoted by 'Blocus'
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The Spanish government has appealed to the responsibility of families following the detention of young people during the Halloween weekend for promoting or participating in calls for "Blocus" to commit vandalism and loot shops. These appeals occur after the riots in Barcelona last October 24.
The Minister of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration, Elma Saiz, said on Tuesday that in the government they are 'concerned' by the involvement of many minors in the riots promoted by the 'Blocus' movement in several cities of Spain during the last two weekends. During her speech at the press conference after the Council of Ministers,
The girls are 14 and 17 years old and were administrators of different groups of the platform that orchestrated the riots on October 24 Related: Two girls aged 14 and 17 arrested for promoting looting in Barcelona through the channels of 'Blocus'
Two Minors Arrested on Charges of Orchestrating Looting Blockade on October 24 in Barcelona Released
The two girls, aged 14 and 17, were released under surveillance measures this Tuesday morning.
The two teenagers, aged 14 and 17, arrested yesterday in Maresme and Bages on charges of promoting violent acts and looting in Barcelona have been released on probation. They were arrested yesterday by the Mossos d'Esquadra and the Spanish police on charges of being linked to the Blocus channels, which promote riots and vandalism, and of having committed crimes of public disorder aggravated by looting. According to the police investigation, both…
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