Sánchez: violence ‘unacceptable’ – political fallout over protests for jailed rapper
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has said that his government will confront all forms of violence and that it is ‘an attack on democracy’, following
Pablo Hasél
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Woman loses eyes, as second night of protests follow jailing of rapper Hasél
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Protests and vandalism follow jailing of rapper, with 14 arrests and 33 injured
Thousands protested on Tuesday night to demand the release of the rapper Pablo Hasél, who was detained by police after barricading himself in at the
Rapper Pablo Hasél detained by police, after barricading himself in at Lleida University
#UPDATED – 16 Feb The Catalan police (Mossos d’Esquadra) have now detained the rapper Pablo Hasél, who had been asked to turn himself in to serve