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Catalan Regional Interior Minister Says Barcelona Youth Protest Has 'No Social Organisations' Backing It

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Núria Parlon has criticised the PP and Vox parties for their comments on Saturday's acts of vandalism in Barcelona

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What began as a wave of mass protests over the rising cost of living, the housing crisis and the deterioration of public services has transformed into a serious social conflict that already crosses borders in the heart of Europe and has ended with serious riots and destruction in the center of Barcelona.Keep reading...

·Barcelona, Spain
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The demonstrations launched by young people and trade unionists ended with violence, vandalization and robbery in France, Italy, Spain and Belgium. In Barcelona, protesters broke the windows of the shops.

·Bucharest, Romania
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The streets of the great European cities are more and more like an urban battlefield. From Paris and to Barcelona, hundreds of thousands of people went out to the streets for a better life. The Jandarmites and the police responded to the violence with water cannons and tear gas. Only in France, over a thousand people were arrested this week, and almost all the unions called for a general strike.

·Romania
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Stirile Antena 1 Observator broke the news in Romania on Sunday, October 25, 2026.
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