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Date Act Facts Location Description of the Facts 18/02/2017 Two Tweeters Date Act Facts Location Description of the facts 18/02/2017 Two tweeters Madrid They threat of dead to the President and threat of dead Vicepresident then of Catalonian Generalitat in to the President social networks and the 26/02/2017 OneVicepresident family Barcelona One family complaint threats of dead by speaking complaint in Catalan at Barcelona: "Hey, you, shit Catalan, threats of dead what do you have against Spanish people?" by speaking in catalan at 09/03/2017 Graffiti at PSC Rubí Graffiti "WITH THE LANGUAGE THERE IS NOT headquarters at NEGOTIATION" Rubi 07/04/2017 Graffity at PSC Barcelona Unidentified grafitti at PSC's headquarters headquarters 10/04/2017 Graffitis and Vila-seca They break glasses and they paint the word broken glasses "Farlopa (cocaine)" over the Albert Rivera's face. at the Ciudadanos 01/05/2017 Aheadquarters member of at Terrassa They attack to a partner from ANC which is the ANC is making campaign in favor of the referendum at pushed and Terrassa insulted while 27/05/2017 Attackhe makes to Sant Andreu They paint swastikas and "Artur Mas, gas PDECAT de La Barca chamber" at PDECAT headquarters at Sant headquarters at Andreu de la Barca Sant Andreu of 04/06/2017 Theythe Barca paint Matadepera The giants urns, placed by ANC to request the swastikas and vote for independence at the referendum, doesn't spanish flags at exist complete neither one week. The urn placed the giants urns at Les Pedritxes appears with the ripped vinyl , of the ANC at and one graffiti where it compares independence Matadepera with nazism. The urn placed at the football field, entering the village by the road of Castellar, appear with a graffiti of the Spanish flag. Also it appear so the placed at Saint George Square. These are not been the only vandalistic acts. When it were placed, before 2 hours the urn placed at Les Pedritxes was object of a vandalistic attack, thoreing down the vinyl of the envelope's window. 09/06/2017 Hook at PSC Terrassa Paper hook "FREE POLITICAL PRISONERS" headquarters at Terrassa 10/06/2017 Graffitis at PSC Granollers Graffiti (ENDAVANT): "PSC traitor", "Disobey is headquarters at from leftists! And 3 posters: "Without Granollers DISOBEDIENCE, there is not INDEPENDENCE". Proceedings 474448/2017 AT PL GRANOLLERS 10/06/2017 Graffiti at PSC Mollet del Graffiti at the glass of the local facade: "Iceta headquarters at Vallès you're worth less one peseta" Mollet of Vallès 22/06/2017 Graffitis at PSC Lleida Graffitis WE'LL DO THE REFERENDUM, headquarters at PSOE=GAL and launching of painting eggs CME Lleida Proceedings 510579/2017 AT USC LLEIDA 29/06/2017 Attack to PSC Terrassa Graffiti "BASTARDS". Proceedings PM headquarters at 520900/2017 AT PM TERRASSA Terrassa 01/07/2017 A group Barcelona Fourty people, gathered at Saint James Square at increase one Barcelona for manifesting, increase a touristic touristic guide guide that is doing one route with one stellar flag that hands a in the hand. The group is manifesting under the stellar flag slogan "Against the separatist hit and by the unity of Spain", and increase the guide saying him that "you have 4 newscasts" and acuse him of "manipulation". 18/08/2017 One family of Sant Celoni One family of Sant Celoni since months ago suffer Sant Celoni fascists attacks at the home's facade and the hace meses privated car. que sufre 08/09/2017 CampaignAttacks of Les One CUP deputy close her rural house that she descredit managed with her brither, after a campaign of against a CUP descredit, receiving duraing weeks insults and deputy serious threats by her woman and indepentist 09/09/2017 Throw of a Tarragona Acondition glass object in social throw networks, since a buildingby e-mail impact and in at her feet glass object of a man and his minor daughter, when they go again a man out of a concentratioon in front of Civil Guard and his minor station at the protest by registering El Vallenc. daughter 10/09/2017 Mossos Balsareny Mossos d’Esquadra denounce an extreme right d’Esquadra activist by trying to boycott the Torches March and denounce an another by having prohibited weapons extreme right 13/09/2017 Naziactivist graffitis by València Nazi graffitis and threats of dead against the and threats of deputy from the CUP, Anna Gabriel, at the History dead to Anna School of the University of Valencia. The deputy Gabriel before then participated in a debate about the future of an act at Catalonia. The walls and the floor of the School València have been filled of nazi symbology with the threat "shot to Anna Gabriel". 19/09/2017 Graffitis at PSC Molins de Graffitis at the facade "Xavi Paz leave us alone" headquarters at Rei and "fascists, we'll vote" Molins de Rei 20/09/2017 Aggression and Barcelona One woman is attacked by a person with abuse to a spanishist clothes. While she reprimand to the woman National Police agents that they didn't act with more force, aggressor increase her because she was to support CUP members and insult her making reference to her figure, her ideology and her woman condition. When she reprimand him, man gives her one slap on the face. 20/09/2017 Graffiti at PSC Balaguer Graffiti: "PEOPLE HAVE MEMORY" CME headquarters at Proceedings 858197/2017 AT USC BALAGUER Balaguer 20/09/2017 Break and Barcelona Break with a brick the glasss of the door, shouts, aggression at "socialists of shit, etc" and one physical PSC aggression to a party worker (CME Proceedings headquarters at 768300/2017 AT USC ensanche) 20/09/2017 AttackBarcelona to PSC Tàrrega Posters hook (wallpaper) at the 3 facade windows. headquarters at CME Proceedings 887533/2017 AT USC LLEIDA Tàrrega 20/09/2017 Attack to PSC Terrassa Hooked of papers and graffitis FUCKED FASCIST headquarters at (and one swastika) WE VOTE FOR BEING FREE. Terrassa CME Proceedings 77145/2017 AT USC TERRASSA 21/09/2017 Graffitis at PSC Salt 3 graffitis at the 3 blinds with a YES (ARRAN) headquarters at hooked of posters and damage at the PSC label. Salt Proceedings 770879/2017 AT PL SALT 21/09/2017 Hooked posters Granollers They hook at mother's Albert Rivera (C's) store at mother's posters in favor of the referendum and they paint Albert Rivera the slogan "Ciudadanos this is not yout land (C's) store neither your fight" 21/09/2017 Fascist graffiti Gavà Fascist attack, at dawn, on the facade and at the at the private balcony of a private home of a councilor. They home of a hook off a banner in favor of voting October 1 and PDeCAT the paint "Arriba Spain - Always united". 22/09/2017 Punchscouncilor and at Barcelona At the end of the march "By Spain I dare", two slaps to a boy protesters of extreme right attack awithpunchs and independentist slaps un boy that topa with the manifestation and they identify as an independentist. 22/09/2017 Threats and hit Barcelona One activist of extreme right party Democracia to a Nacional (DN) threat a freelance photojournalist photojournalist coercing him to stop his work and he hita the camera with a motorbike helmet. 22/09/2017 Threats to a Barcelona One protester threat and tries to stop that one photojournalist freelance journalist record how a group of extreme right militants causes damage to a portal. 22/09/2017 They threat a Barcelona Extreme right militants increase and threat a familiy with 2 family with two children minors when they identifiy minors by being the parents as independentists. independentists 22/09/2017 Increase, threat Barcelona Extreme right activists increase, threat and spit a and spit to a woman driver. womand driver 22/09/2017 Telephone Hospitalet A Mossos d’Esquadra's agent receives one phone threat to a de Llobregat call with threats of dead at the police station where Mossos he works. His private data and one photography d'Esquadra have appeared in some media after that, out of agent service, he were to the september 20 concentration in front of Ministry of Economy and Finance headquarters. During the days before, he receives threats with phones in his home and walking by the public road, and he interposes three denounces. 22/09/2017 Graffitis at PSC Sant Quirze Graffitis at the blind ARRAN fascists (paint of a headquarters at del Vallès heart with PP acronym inside) and Join up to Sant Quirze of Mambo - Miquel Iseta Vallès 22/09/2017 Attack to PSC Terrassa Hooked of papers WE VOTE FOR BEING headquarters at FREES. Proceedings 774254/2017 AT PM Terrassa TERRASSA 22/09/2017 Extreme right Barcelona A group of extreme right militants cause damage manifestation to a portal of the Marina street when they hit summoned by violently the street door. “For Spain I 23/09/2017 Aggressiondare” in front to of Vila-seca A group of three people, with a minor, is hooking two people and posters of referendum propaganda when they are steal of material attacked by two people with extreme right clothes. Attackers attack to two people, one of them to stop recording image of facts, they threat and they steal the material, making explicit reference to their independentists condition. Feeling attacked, minor phones to 112 and comes one Mossos d’Esquadra patrol and another of Local Police, that raise up minutes of hooked posters. 23/09/2017 Throw of a Sant Vicenç A neighbour denounce to Mossos de Esquadra works cone dels Horts the throw of a works cone inside the backyard inside the from the street calle, shouting ”sons of bitch”.
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