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Catalan separatists clash with police in protest against far-right

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epa07375330 People attend a demonstration against the 'proces' trial organized by pro Catalonian independence groups ANC and Omnium, under the motto 'Self-determination is not a crime' in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, 16 February 2019. A total of 12 pro-independence Catalonian leaders are accused of rebellion and embezzlement for their role in the Catalan illegal independence referendum back in 2017. EPA-EFE/ENRIC FONTCUBERTA

Catalan separatists clashed with police on Saturday amid a protest against Spain’s far-right Vox party, who were holding their own demonstration in Barcelona. Members of the Catalan separatist Committees for the Defence of the Republic burned containers and threw stones at riot police before they were dispersed.

Euronews reports that a few streets away, Spain’s Vox party also held a rally in the Catalan capital.

In December the party won 16 seats in Andalucia’s regional parliament. It could also win representation in the national parliament in a month’s time when Spain heads to the polls in a general election.

Via Euronews

 

Topics Catalonia