More protests in Spain over jailing of rapper
Reuters video footage showed dumpsters burning, and demonstrators smashing the window of a bank in the city centre.
The nine-month sentence of Pablo Hasel, known for his fiercely anti-establishment raps, has galvanised a debate over freedom of expression in Spain, prompting the government to announce it would make speech laws less restrictive and sparking protests that, at times, turned violent.
Two banks were attacked in Barcelona. Police charged protesters in the northern Catalan city of Girona.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez condemned the violence which has marked protests over the past three nights.
