Espanha: Ataque em Barcelona faz 13 mortos e 80 feridos, 15 em estado grave - balanço provisório
O ataque ocorrido hoje em Barcelona provocou pelo menos 13 mortos e mais 50 feridos, segundo um novo balanço divulgado pelo Governo da Catalunha.
O ataque ocorrido hoje em Barcelona provocou pelo menos 13 mortos e 80 feridos (15 em estado grave) segundo um novo balanço divulgado pelo Governo da Catalunha.
A polícia catalã confirmou a detenção de uma pessoa relacionada com o ataque de hoje em Barcelona, e disse que está a "tratá-lo como um terrorista".
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A policeman asks people to move back near a cordoned off area after a van ploughed into the crowd, killing one person and injuring several others on the Rambla in Barcelona on August 17, 2017. Police in Barcelona said they were dealing with a "terrorist attack" after a vehicle ploughed into a crowd of pedestrians on the city's famous Las Ramblas boulevard on August 17, 2017. Police were clearing the area after the incident, which has left a number of people injured. / AFP PHOTO / Pau Barrena
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A policeman asks people to move back near a cordoned off area after a van ploughed into the crowd, killing one person and injuring several others on the Rambla in Barcelona on August 17, 2017. Police in Barcelona said they were dealing with a "terrorist attack" after a vehicle ploughed into a crowd of pedestrians on the city's famous Las Ramblas boulevard on August 17, 2017. Police were clearing the area after the incident, which has left a number of people injured. / AFP PHOTO / Pau Barrena
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Armed policemen arrive in a cordoned off area after a van ploughed into the crowd, killing one person and injuring several others on the Rambla in Barcelona on August 17, 2017. Police in Barcelona said they were dealing with a "terrorist attack" after a vehicle ploughed into a crowd of pedestrians on the city's famous Las Ramblas boulevard on August 17, 2017. Police were clearing the area after the incident, which has left a number of people injured. / AFP PHOTO / Josep LAGO
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A woman cries as she phones after a van ploughed into the crowd, killing one person and injuring several others on the Rambla in Barcelona on August 17, 2017. Police in Barcelona said they were dealing with a "terrorist attack" after a vehicle ploughed into a crowd of pedestrians on the city's famous Las Ramblas boulevard on August 17, 2017. Police were clearing the area after the incident, which has left a number of people injured. / AFP PHOTO / Pau Barrena
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TOPSHOT - An armed policeman arrives in a cordoned off area after a van ploughed into the crowd, injuring several persons on the Rambla in Barcelona on August 17, 2017. Police in Barcelona said they were dealing with a "terrorist attack" after a vehicle ploughed into a crowd of pedestrians on the city's famous Las Ramblas boulevard on August 17, 2017. Police were clearing the area after the incident, which has left a number of people injured. / AFP PHOTO / Josep LAGO
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A plain-clothes policeman with a bullet-proof jacket accompanies children outside a cordoned off area after a van ploughed into the crowd, killing 13 persons and injuring over 50 on the Rambla in Barcelona on August 17, 2017. A driver deliberately rammed a van into a crowd on Barcelona's most popular street on August 17, 2017 killing at least 13 people before fleeing to a nearby bar, police said. Officers in Spain's second-largest city said the ramming on Las Ramblas was a "terrorist attack" and a police source said one suspect had left the scene and was "holed up in a bar". The police source said they were hunting for a total of two suspects. / AFP PHOTO / PAU BARRENA
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Plain-clothes policemen with a bullet-proof jacket accompany clients of a store outside a cordoned off area after a van ploughed into the crowd, killing 13 persons and injuring over 50 on the Rambla in Barcelona on August 17, 2017. A driver deliberately rammed a van into a crowd on Barcelona's most popular street on August 17, 2017 killing at least 13 people before fleeing to a nearby bar, police said. Officers in Spain's second-largest city said the ramming on Las Ramblas was a "terrorist attack" and a police source said one suspect had left the scene and was "holed up in a bar". The police source said they were hunting for a total of two suspects. / AFP PHOTO / Josep LAGO
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People sit on the pavement as they wait after a van ploughed into the crowd, killing 13 persons and injuring over 50 on the Rambla in Barcelona on August 17, 2017. A driver deliberately rammed a van into a crowd on Barcelona's most popular street on August 17, 2017 killing at least 13 people before fleeing to a nearby bar, police said. Officers in Spain's second-largest city said the ramming on Las Ramblas was a "terrorist attack" and a police source said one suspect had left the scene and was "holed up in a bar". The police source said they were hunting for a total of two suspects. / AFP PHOTO / LLUIS GENE
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A girl leaves a cordoned off area after a van ploughed into the crowd, killing 13 persons and injuring over 50 on the Rambla in Barcelona on August 17, 2017. A driver deliberately rammed a van into a crowd on Barcelona's most popular street on August 17, 2017 killing at least 13 people before fleeing to a nearby bar, police said. Officers in Spain's second-largest city said the ramming on Las Ramblas was a "terrorist attack" and a police source said one suspect had left the scene and was "holed up in a bar". The police source said they were hunting for a total of two suspects. / AFP PHOTO / LLUIS GENE
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Policemen check the identity of people standing with their hands up after a van ploughed into the crowd, killing two persons and injuring several others on the Rambla in Barcelona on August 17, 2017. A driver deliberately rammed a van into a crowd on Barcelona's most popular street on August 17, 2017 killing at least two people before fleeing to a nearby bar, police said. Officers in Spain's second-largest city said the ramming on Las Ramblas was a "terrorist attack" and a police source said one suspect had left the scene and was "holed up in a bar". The police source said they were hunting for a total of two suspects. / AFP PHOTO / Josep LAGO
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Policemen check the identity of people standing with their hands up after a van ploughed into the crowd, killing two persons and injuring several others on the Rambla in Barcelona on August 17, 2017. A driver deliberately rammed a van into a crowd on Barcelona's most popular street on August 17, 2017 killing at least two people before fleeing to a nearby bar, police said. Officers in Spain's second-largest city said the ramming on Las Ramblas was a "terrorist attack" and a police source said one suspect had left the scene and was "holed up in a bar". The police source said they were hunting for a total of two suspects. / AFP PHOTO / Josep LAGO
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Policemen check the identity of people standing with their hands up after a van ploughed into the crowd, killing two persons and injuring several others on the Rambla in Barcelona on August 17, 2017. A driver deliberately rammed a van into a crowd on Barcelona's most popular street on August 17, 2017 killing at least two people before fleeing to a nearby bar, police said. Officers in Spain's second-largest city said the ramming on Las Ramblas was a "terrorist attack" and a police source said one suspect had left the scene and was "holed up in a bar". The police source said they were hunting for a total of two suspects. / AFP PHOTO / Josep LAGO
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People leave a fastfood with hands up as asked by policemen after a van ploughed into the crowd, killing two persons and injuring several others on the Rambla in Barcelona on August 17, 2017. A driver deliberately rammed a van into a crowd on Barcelona's most popular street on August 17, 2017 killing at least two people before fleeing to a nearby bar, police said. Officers in Spain's second-largest city said the ramming on Las Ramblas was a "terrorist attack" and a police source said one suspect had left the scene and was "holed up in a bar". The police source said they were hunting for a total of two suspects. / AFP PHOTO / Josep LAGO
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Policemen and medical staff members stand in the entrance of a mall after a van ploughed into the crowd, killing two persons and injuring several others on the Rambla in Barcelona on August 17, 2017. A driver deliberately rammed a van into a crowd on Barcelona's most popular street on August 17, 2017 killing at least two people before fleeing to a nearby bar, police said. Officers in Spain's second-largest city said the ramming on Las Ramblas was a "terrorist attack" and a police source said one suspect had left the scene and was "holed up in a bar". The police source said they were hunting for a total of two suspects. / AFP PHOTO / LLUIS GENE
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Injured people are attended after a van ploughed into the crowd, killing two persons and injuring several others on the Rambla in Barcelona on August 17, 2017. A driver deliberately rammed a van into a crowd on Barcelona's most popular street on August 17, 2017 killing at least two people before fleeing to a nearby bar, police said. Officers in Spain's second-largest city said the ramming on Las Ramblas was a "terrorist attack" and a police source said one suspect had left the scene and was "holed up in a bar". The police source said they were hunting for a total of two suspects. / AFP PHOTO / @Vil Music / HO / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO/ @Vil Music" - NO MARKETING NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS == NO ARCHIVE
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TOPSHOT - A policemen stand as he blocks the street to a cordoned off area after a van ploughed into the crowd, injuring several persons on the Rambla in Barcelona on August 17, 2017. / AFP PHOTO / PAU BARRENA
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As autoridades confirmaram que o atropelamento de várias pessoas hoje na zona das Ramblas foi um ataque terrorista.
Uma carrinha atropelou hoje dezenas de pessoas na turística zona das Ramblas, no centro Barcelona, fazendo mortos e vários feridos, segundo a polícia espanhola.
O veículo, uma furgoneta branca, galgou um passeio na zona da Praça da Catalunha, atropelando dezenas de pessoas e gerando situações de pânico em toda a área.
Através da rede social Twitter, a polícia pede aos cidadãos que comuniquem através das redes sociais e não utilizem as linhas telefónicas.
O governo regional da Catalunha, Generalitat, recomendou aos habitantes que evitem estar nas ruas devido a este "incidente grave" e pediu o encerramento das estações de metro e de comboio na zona.
António Costa enviou mensagem de solidariedade a Mariano Rajoy
O primeiro-ministro, António Costa, enviou uma mensagem ao seu homólogo espanhol, Mariano Rajoy, transmitindo a solidariedade do Governo e do povo português depois do ataque em Barcelona, que terá provocado pelo menos dois mortos.
Segundo fonte do gabinete do primeiro-ministro, António Costa endereçou ainda a Mariano Rajoy condolência pelas vítimas do ataque.
Governo português em contacto com consulado, ainda sem informação de vítimas
O secretário de Estado das Comunidades Portuguesas disse hoje à Lusa que os serviços consulares em Barcelona estão em contacto com as autoridades espanholas, mas não há ainda informação sobre eventuais vítimas portuguesas do ataque hoje perpetrado na cidade.
“Os serviços consulares portugueses estão em contacto com as autoridades policiais espanholas. Como se sabe, este ataque – tudo leva a crer, ataque terrorista – ocorreu muito junto aos serviços consulares e tem sido difícil o próprio trabalho consular”, explicou José Luís Carneiro.
“Até ao momento, não é possível ainda referir a existência ou não de portugueses [entre as vítimas], todas as informações são muito prematuras”, indicou o governante, acrescentando: “Vamos continuar a acompanhar, em diálogo com os serviços consulares, as informações que forem sendo disponibilizadas por parte das autoridades policiais”.
A imprensa local noticiou entretanto a detenção de um segundo suspeito.
Piqué, Nadal e Marc Marquez solidarizam-se com vítimas do atentado
O futebolista Gerard Piqué, o tenista Rafael Nadal e o motociclista Marc Marquez utilizaram hoje as redes sociais para expressar a sua dor e solidariedade com as vítimas do atentado terrorista de Barcelona.
“Mais do que nunca todos juntos contra este ataque contra a nossa cidade. Todo o meu apoio aos afetados por esta barbárie”, escreveu o central do FC Barcelona na sua conta pessoal do Twitter.
Já Rafael Nadal, que se encontra em Cincinnati, nos Estados Unidos, para disputar o ‘masters 1.000’, assumiu estar “destroçado” com os acontecimentos de Barcelona e expressou “todo o apoio às famílias das vítimas e à cidade”.
Finalmente, o tricampeão mundial de MotoGP, Marc Marquez, mostrou-se “emocionado” pelo que aconteceu nas ‘Ramblas’, em pleno centro da capital da Catalunha, e postou uma imagem nas redes socais de um coração com a frase “Amo-te Barcelona”.
Cerca das 17:00 locais (17:00 no Luxemburgo), uma furgoneta branca galgou um passeio na zona da Praça da Catalunha, nas Ramblas, atropelando dezenas de pessoas e gerando situações de pânico na área, frequentada diariamente por milhares de turistas.
As fontes citadas pela EFE disseram que a polícia está à procura de uma segunda furgoneta que pode ter estado envolvida.
Testemunhas disseram que, após o atropelamento, o condutor da carrinha que atingiu dezenas de pessoas e um acompanhante saíram da furgoneta e fugiram a pé.
Fontes policiais citadas pelo jornal El Pais e pelas agências EFE e France-Presse disseram que um suspeito se terá barricado num bar da zona.
A polícia está a tratar o incidente como um ataque terrorista, segundo a agência France-Presse.
Las Ramblas é uma grande avenida, de 1,2 quilómetros, que atravessa o centro de Barcelona, desde a Praça da Catalunha até ao monumento a Cristóvão Colombo, frente ao mar.
Uma mulher de nacionalidade portuguesa, nascida em 1943 e residente em Lisboa, é uma das 14 vítimas mortais do ataque registado na quinta-feira, em Barcelona, disse à Lusa o secretário de Estado das Comunidades Portuguesas.
Jean-Claude Juncker, presidente da Comissão Europeia, e Xavier Bettel, primeiro-ministro do Luxemburgo, expressaram solidariedade com as vítimas dos ataques em Barcelona, na sua conta do Twitter.
Uma mulher de nacionalidade portuguesa, nascida em 1943 e residente em Lisboa, é uma das 14 vítimas mortais do ataque registado na quinta-feira, em Barcelona, disse à Lusa o secretário de Estado das Comunidades Portuguesas.
Pelo menos cinco pessoas morreram no atentado de hoje em frente ao parlamento britânico e 40 ficaram feridas, disse o chefe da unidade antiterrorista da polícia de Londres, Mark Rowley. Segundo Mark Rowley, três civis morreram, bem como um polícia e o atacante, que foi abatido pelas forças de segurança.
O ex-Presidente norte-americano Donald Trump admitiu no domingo candidatar-se pela terceira vez ao cargo, recusando novamente assumir a derrota nas eleições de 2020 para os democratas.
Nas últimas horas, houve um aumento acentuado da violência contra os manifestantes, com o uso de balas de borracha, canhões de água e gás lacrimogéneo, para além de munições reais, matando pelo menos 18 pessoas.
Trata-se do segundo resgate do dia e do quarto em três dias, já que, apenas algumas horas antes, o Sea Watch já tinha salvado 73 pessoas que viajavam num bote à deriva que se estava a esvaziar.
O ex-Presidente norte-americano Donald Trump admitiu no domingo candidatar-se pela terceira vez ao cargo, recusando novamente assumir a derrota nas eleições de 2020 para os democratas.
Nas últimas horas, houve um aumento acentuado da violência contra os manifestantes, com o uso de balas de borracha, canhões de água e gás lacrimogéneo, para além de munições reais, matando pelo menos 18 pessoas.
Trata-se do segundo resgate do dia e do quarto em três dias, já que, apenas algumas horas antes, o Sea Watch já tinha salvado 73 pessoas que viajavam num bote à deriva que se estava a esvaziar.
