
Among those arrested there are 72 minors, and 15 Mossos agents were injured
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Unauthorized protest called by social networks in the area around Plaza de Catalunya in Barcelona.
The Mossos d'Esquadra have arrested 128 people, 72 of them minors, for the disturbances around Plaza de Catalunya in Barcelona this Saturday after an unauthorized protest called on social networks.
As reported by the police in a statement this Sunday, of the total number of detainees, 122 are men and 6 are women, and two of the detainees had a record of public disorder.
In addition, 15 Mossos agents have been injured, four of them seriously. During the afternoon and evening of this Saturday, firefighters carried out 33 interventions to put out fires in urban elements such as containers and trash cans, and 23 businesses were vandalized.

The Mossos d'Esquadra are investigating the anonymous platform 'Blocus' for inciting riots in Barcelona through TikTok. The protest, inspired by French student movements, resulted in 128 arrests, many of them minors.

The mayor of Badalona, Xavier Garcia Albiol, calls for forceful action after the riots in Barcelona that left 128 arrested, 72 of them minors, and 14 officers injured in an unauthorized protest.

The chief commissioner of the Mossos d'Esquadra, Silvia Catà, describes as inexplicable the violence in the altercations in Barcelona, which left 128 detainees, 72 of them minors, summoned through TikTok to imitate riots in France.
A call by young people on social networks led to altercations and nighttime looting in the center of Barcelona, leaving numerous businesses with broken glass, smashed shop windows and damaged street furniture.

The Mossos d'Esquadra arrested 128 people after riots in Barcelona's Plaza de Catalunya this Saturday. Fourteen officers were injured and 23 businesses were vandalized during an unauthorized protest.
A hundred people were arrested in Barcelona after riots, looting in 14 businesses and more than 30 fires. The call, spread on social networks under the motto “Instituts Indignats”, brought together young people in Plaza de Catalunya.