Hundreds of students cut streets and railways in Barcelona against the imprisonment of former consellers

Students of the UAB have cut the line of Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat (FGC) in Sant Cugat del Vallès
The judge sends Oriol Junqueras and eight former Catalan councilors to jail for rebellion
Dozens of students have cut at midday this Friday routes from the center of Barcelona, ​​the Ronda de Dalt, the Poblenou, the left Eixample and the Diagonal Avenue in a simultaneous mobilization called by Universitats per la República at 12 noon against incarceration of exconsellers and to claim their freedom. In the case of the center of Barcelona, ​​some 300 students and professors have cut the Gran Vía, and later Ronda Universitat and Pelayo street in Barcelona until after 12.30 in a protest in which they have heard proclamations and slogans such as' Libertad for political prisoners. ' At the concentration, students, staff members and services (PAS) and teachers from the different campuses of Catalan public universities have joined, as well as the Faculty of Communication of the Ramon Llull (URL). In the case of the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB), students have cut the line of Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat (FGC) in Sant Cugat del Vallès, where they have displayed a large banner entitled 'Llibertat political prisoners'.
There have been subsequent cuts to the concentrations on Avenida Diagonal at the height of the Royal Palace by a march initiated by students of the Polytechnic of Catalonia (UPC) and Marina Street, near the campus of Poblenou de la Pompeu Fabra (UPF) . Court of streets in Girona There have also been cuts in the street Villarroel at the height of the Faculty of Medicine of the UB in the Clinic and at the Campus Mundet of the UB in the Ronda de Dalt, as well as in the Gran Vía Jaume I, in front of the Sub-delegation of the central Government in Girona, by students of the UdG. 'Only the people save the people' was one of the mottos of the banners in support of the representatives of the Generalitat, and also of the presidents of Òmnium Cultural and the ANC, Jordi Cuixart and Jordi Sànchez, respectively.