The Prosecutor's Office requests the internment of six minors detained for the serious riots on Saturday in Barcelona

The Juvenile Prosecutor's Office has requested six measures of confinement of minors and more than 20 orders of supervised release, with the prohibition of attending and approaching meetings or demonstrations within a thousand meters, for some of those detained for the riots last Saturday in Barcelona.

According to the latest report from the Mossos d'Esquadra, 130 people have already been arrested, of which 76 are minors. The rest of this last group will be placed at the disposal of the Juvenile Prosecutor's Office during the week, with about eight summonses daily, for the evaluation of the technical team and the subsequent assessment of possible precautionary measures.

On the other hand, today a quarantine of those over 18 years of age suspected of having participated in the altercations and looting of businesses in the city center will be brought to justice after a call through messaging platforms and channels. Of the 130 detainees, 123 are men (49 adults and 74 minors) and seven are women (five adults and two minors).

The City Council's first balance sheet has estimated the damage to street furniture during the incidents at 36,000 euros. The mayor of Barcelona, ​​Jaume Collboni, met today with merchant associations in the city to evaluate the situation and possible compensation for acts of looting. "Where the insurers do not arrive, the Administration will arrive," he guaranteed in an interview on TVE.

"It was not a protest, it was a very suspicious mobilization," said the PSC councilor, who added about the intellectual authorship: "You have to look at who is celebrating it and infer who could be behind it."