In a disturbing incident at the Camp de l’Arpa station on line five of the Barcelona metro, a man unleashed a shocking spree of violence against several women, culminating in a brutal assault that left an innocent commuter with a perforated eardrum. The distressing footage captures the man walking down the platform, targeting different women with his aggression. His violent rampage reaches a... 

John McAfee’s lawyer has confirmed rumors that the anti-virus software tycoon did not commit suicide in his Spanish prison cell on Wednesday. Authorities insist that McAfee committed suicide, but his lawyer claims he was in constant contact with the anti-virus software tycoon and that he gave no indication whatsoever that he was suicidal. About one year ago, when he first landed in jail abroad,... 

Former antivirus magnate John McAfee was found dead in his prison cell in Barcelona just hours after a Spanish court approved his extradition to the US on tax evasion charges, authorities in Madrid have told national media. McAfee, 75, was found in his cell at the Sant Esteve Sesrovires jail on Wednesday evening, Spanish media reported, citing an official statement from the Ministry of Justice. Guards... 

Anti-lockdown demonstrations intensified around Europe on Saturday night as protesters in Rome hurled Molotov cocktails, bottles and rocks at police and there were also rising tensions in Barcelona and Dresden. Early Saturday evening in Rome, a sit-in at the famed Campo dei Fiori ended in a clash with police as some in a crowd of a few hundred protesters began throwing bottles and firecrackers, before... 

The coronavirus pandemic has officially recorded its first bona fide serial killer with the arrest of a Barcelona football fan who went on a sickening random killing spree during the lockdown in the heart of Catalonia. Even at a quick first glance, the illegal Brazilian immigrant – dressed in a Barcelona FC cap and black leather mittens – has the eerie demeanour of a psychopath in new footage... 

So how well did the decision to lock up nine senior figures from Catalonia’s independence movement go down? Well the protest fires burning on the streets of Barcelona tell you everything you need to know. The anger was stoked in large part because the jail sentences were between nine and 13 years, which was seen as extremely harsh given the crimes. The ensuing violence has been so bad, they’ve... 

The Catalans have risen. No, not the “independentistas.” They are standing fast with the asylum invaders. But everyone else is against them. After a series of robberies and sexual assaults committed by “underage” asylum seekers (so-called MENAs), an angry mob gathered around the “refugee” center for unaccompanied “minors” in El Masnou, near Barcelona, where about 50 of them are housed.... 

Spain became one of the first European countries to roll out a 5G network as Vodafone Spain commercially launched the service in 15 cities, including Madrid and Barcelona, in cooperation with Chinese telecom giant Huawei. The local carrier of the world’s second-largest mobile operator Vodafone became the first to launch the superfast mobile phone network, which promises download speeds of up to... 

A “sick” YouTube star has been handed a 15-month prison sentence after he made a video tricking a homeless person into eating Oreo cookies filled with toothpaste and then joking that they cleaned his teeth for the first time “since he became poor.” How is this not a racist hate crime? 21-year-old YouTuber Kanghua Ren, creator of the popular channel ReSet, was also ordered to pay the homeless... 

Catalonia has the fastest growing Muslim population in Spain – and more Islamic centres than any other region in the country. Here, the left has total hegemony and the patriotic forces are being literally persecuted by the leftists, Defend Europa reports. From 2011 to 2015, the number of Muslims in Catalonia has grown by 19.5%. That translates to 83,000 more people than 4 years ago. Not only that,... 

Pro-independence activists in Catalonia are venting their anger at Madrid’s trial of the region’s provincial leaders. Baton-wielding police scuffled with some of the demonstrators as people also tried to block roads. The group behind the protest is called the Committees for the Defence of the Republic (CDRs) and has been involved in demonstrations against Spain’s central government for months.... 

Police in Barcelona were looking into a terror threat after the U.S. State Department warned travelers to avoid the city’s Las Ramblas area. The authorities were reportedly searching for a 30-year-old Moroccan bus driver. Catalan police were checking coaches, buses, and minibuses in Barcelona on Monday, after the local media reported on a possible terror plot involving a 30-year-old Moroccan.... 

An American tourist who was severely beaten in the streets of Barcelona by African migrants last week has decided to speak up about his ordeal. José Bravo, a 45-year-old Miami native, said he had to act when he saw a group of migrants “surrounding a woman and hitting her” nearby, but said they tried to “kill him” when he intervened. “Now, I have a bad image of Spain,... 

The Spanish government will administer Catalonia directly from Madrid subject to approval by the Senate, Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said at a press conference. He added that Madrid wants to curb the powers of the Catalan parliament. Rajoy declared on Saturday that the government wants to dissolve the Catalan parliament and call a snap election to restore order in the region. He said Madrid is not... 

The Catalonia independence issue has sparked intense debate, and some argue that standing with Spain is essential, seeing the situation as a potential tool for wealthy elites to manipulate the region for their gain. The perspective is rooted in concerns about the creation of a new gateway for non-European immigration into Europe, with Catalonia possibly becoming the third entry point after Greece...