Sixteen arrests were made in Palma last night after a protest being staged in the Plaça Espanya became increasingly violent.
Arrests follow Palma protest against restrictive measures
Four police officers injured
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Well, of course people are protesting when our fundamental rights are taken away from us. I’m also surprised that Spain, that is supposed to be a democratic country - doesn’t allow protests?
democracy no longer exists as has been proven globally and most notably here in Europe. Why? is there something to be afraid of?
Instead of removing their illogical and now illigal restrictions such as the wearing of masks outdoors they continue to use police force against the citizens. This does not help us move forward...