Police in Spain were Wednesday investigating an attack with “racist connotations” against a migrants’ youth centre near Barcelona, the second such attack in the past week in the northeastern region of Catalonia.
A group of 25 people with their faces masked “ransacked” the centre in the coastal town of Castelldefels south of Barcelona in the early hours of Sunday and “tried to attack teachers and minors”, the regional government of Catalonia said in a statement.
Three people were injured — two teachers and a minor who suffered an anxiety attack, the statement added.
Catalan regional police have questioned the injured and witnesses but have not arrested anyone so far, a spokesman for the police force told AFP.
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