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Spanish nationalist group humiliated by Catalan antifascists in Barcelona
On 11 September in Barcelona, a Núcleo Nacional rally ended with the group being driven out of the square by antifascists. An analysis of the incident.
A **Núcleo Nacional** rally on **11 September** in **Barcelona** was broken up by **antifascist** protesters, forcing both groups and the police to withdraw.
## 11 September in Barcelona
The events of **11 September** in **Barcelona** highlighted the city's political tensions. A rally called by **Núcleo Nacional**, a Spanish nationalist organisation, ended abruptly. The **police** set up a security cordon to protect those attending, but the situation escalated quickly.
## The antifascist intervention
A group of **antifascist** protesters advanced towards the square where the rally was taking place. According to reports, the protesters managed to push back both **Núcleo Nacional** members and police officers. The intervention ended with **Núcleo Nacional** being driven out of the square, which antifascists interpreted as an "absolute victory".
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