Historia de Barcelona

Etiqueta: terrorismo

  • Bomba de ETA en una empresa francesa

    Estalla una bomba en la empresa francesa Crouzet, en Barcelona.

  • Un coche bomba de ETA destroza un concesionario de Citroën

    Un coche bomba causa graves daños en un concesionario de Citroen, en la calle Badal de Barcelona

  • Bombas de ETA en dos empresas francesas, un herido grave

    Estallan dos bombas en las empresas francesas Ricard y Roche Bobois que causan un herido grave.

  • Un coche bomba de ETA en el puerto deja un muerto y 18 heridos

    Un muerto y dieciocho heridos en la explosión de un coche bomba contra un puesto de la Guardia Civil en el puerto de Barcelona.

  • Un transeúnte muerto y tres guardias civiles heridos por un coche bomba de ETA en la Meridiana

    Un transeúnte muerto y tres guardias civiles heridos al estallar un coche bomba en la confluencia de la avenida Meridiana con la calle Biscaia de Barcelona.

  • Coche bomba de ETA en Pau Claris con Mallorca

    Un coche bomba estalla en la confluencia de las calles Pau Claris y Mallorca de Barcelona y provoca cuatro heridos leves y daños graves.

  • Atentado contra la oficina de General Electric

    At 12.53 a.m., a bomb exploded outside the office of General Electric. The office is situated in an area of the city which contains the offices of a number of multinational corporations. According to eyewitnesses, a man in a beige Renault was observed getting out of the car and placing a package in the entrance way of the building. The bomb (which contained no shrapnel) caused extensive damage to the first and second floors of the building. A previously unknown group called the Red Army for the Liberation of Catalonia (ERCA) claimed credit for the attack. Very little is known about the ERCA, and it is believed that the group consists of hard-line Marxist elements.

  • Bomba separatista fuera de las oficinas de Hewlett-Packard

    At 12.45 a.m., a bomb consisting of two kilos of compressed powder inside an aluminum milk can exploded outside of the ground floor office window of Hewlett-Packard. The bomb caused minor damage and no injuries. It is not known if Hewlett-Packard was the intended target, since the building it occupies is also shared by several Spanish, Japanese, and American companies. The Red Army for the Liberation of Catalonia (ERCA) claimed credit for the attack.

  • 21 muertos por un coche bomba de ETA en el Hipercor

    Veintiuna personas pierden la vida y más de treinta resultan heridas en el atentado con coche bomba a Hipercor en Barcelona.

  • Un marinero estadounidense es asesinado por separatistas catalanes

    At 6:20 pm (local time), unidentified individuals threw two fragmentation grenades into a public hallway leading to the main entrance of the United Services Organization (USO) facility… At the time of the attack there were 20 U.S. servicemen in the bar. The explosions fatally wounded one seaman and injured nine others. Two groups, Terra LLiure and the Red Army for the Liberation of Catalonia (ERCA), both claimed credit for the attack. This attack does not fit the modus operandi of Terra LLiure and it is believed that the ERCA was responsible.

  • Reaccionando al atentado contra la casa-cuartel de Vic, ERC resta legitimidad tanto a la Guardia Civil como a ETA

    ERC fue la primera organización política en reaccionar, pocos minutos después de darse a conocer la noticia. El secretario general, Ángel Colom, señaló que, «si se confirmase que el autor del atentado ha sido ETA, nuestro partido convocaría a todas las fuerzas catalanas para hacer un frente común para afirmar el derecho de los catalanes a decidir nuestro futuro en paz y tranquilidad, rechazando injerencias ajenas a Catalunya».

  • Reacción al asesinato por ETA de Miguel Ángel Blanco

    Millions protest Basque killing

    Spaniards honor slain councilman

    Madrid (AP) – More than 2 million Spaniards marched in Madrid and Barcelona … to protest the killing of a young politician by Basque separatists, hours after his hometown paid an emotional tribute at his burial.
    Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar led a mass of people stretching nearly two miles to Madrid’s Puerta del Sol square, where the regional government building was draped in a three-story-high black ribbon.

    The protest, in which Mr. Aznar was accompanied by all three former prime ministers of Spain’s 20-year-old democracy, was believed to be the largest since Spaniards marched to protest a military coup try in 1981.
    Madrid police said more than 1.5 million people joined the march. Another 1 million marched in Barcelona, police there reported.

    Many waved photographs of Miguel Angel Blanco, a 29-year-old councilman from the Basque town of Ermua kidnapped by the Basque separatist group ETA on Thursday and shot and fatally wounded two days later.