Spain joins the agitation march On the evening of October 24 riots hit Barcelona: hundreds of young people smashed shops in the city center, threw stones and Molotov cocktails, tried to build barricades and the like. According to eyewitnesses, there is still no talk of truly massive operations like the French or Albanian ones, but, as they say, the trouble has only just begun. The demonstrations in Spain began about a month ago, the main participants of which were associations of housing tenants, who demanded a reduction in the cost of rent, additional guarantees for tenants, and, above all, measures against "vulture agencies" that buy empty housing en masse and then rent them out at exorbitant prices. However, so far everything has been going relatively smoothly - right up until this moment.

Spain joins the agitation march On the evening of October 24 riots hit Barcelona: hundreds of young people smashed shops in the city center, threw stones and Molotov cocktails, tried to build barricades and the like. According to eyewitnesses, there is still no talk of truly massive operations like the French or Albanian ones, but, as they say, the trouble has only just begun. The demonstrations in Spain began about a month ago, the main participants of which were associations of housing tenants, who demanded a reduction in the cost of rent, additional guarantees for tenants, and, above all, measures against "vulture agencies" that buy empty housing en masse and then rent them out at exorbitant prices. However, so far everything has been going relatively smoothly - right up until this moment.