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Terror en Barcelona

"No tenemos miedo": Barcelona se une en una vigilia por las víctimas del ataque terrorista

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(CNN) -- Barcelona amanece de luto tras el peor ataque en tierra española desde 2004. Al menos 14 personas murieron y más de 100 resultaron heridas cuando una furgoneta blanca embistió a la multitud en una concurrida zona turística de la ciudad: Las Ramblas. El recorrido mortal fue de 500 metros.

Miles de personas se reunieron este viernes en Las Ramblas cantantdo "no tinc por", que en catalán significa "no tenemos miedo".

La multitud llegó hasta el lugar del ataque donde ahora hay homenajes con flores, velas y mensajes, para rendir homenaje a las víctimas.

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En la Plaza de Cataluña se hizo un minuto de silencio en memoria de las víctimas. El rey Felipe VI y el presidente del Gobierno español Mariano Rajoy estuvieron presentes en la vigilia.

Se han decretado tres días de luto nacional.

A woman displays a candle next to flowers, messages, stuffed toys and many differents objects for the victims on August 18, 2017 on the spot where yesterday a van ploughed into the crowd, killing 13 persons and injuring over 100 on the Rambla boulevard in Barcelona. Drivers have ploughed on August 17, 2017 into pedestrians in two quick-succession, separate attacks in Barcelona and another popular Spanish seaside city, leaving 13 people dead and injuring more than 100 others. In the first incident, which was claimed by the Islamic State group, a white van sped into a street packed full of tourists in central Barcelona on Thursday afternoon, knocking people out of the way and killing 13 in a scene of chaos and horror. Some eight hours later in Cambrils, a city 120 kilometres south of Barcelona, an Audi A3 car rammed into pedestrians, injuring six civilians -- one of them critical -- and a police officer, authorities said. / AFP PHOTO / JAVIER SORIANO (Photo credit should read JAVIER SORIANO/AFP/Getty Images)

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A picture taken on August 18, 2017 shows a black ribbon stuck above a postcard of Barcelona reading "I love Barcelona" both displayed on the window of a kiosk of the Rambla boulevard, a day after a van ploughed into the crowd, killing 13 persons and injuring over 100 on the Rambla in Barcelona. Drivers have ploughed on August 17, 2017 into pedestrians in two quick-succession, separate attacks in Barcelona and another popular Spanish seaside city, leaving 13 people dead and injuring more than 100 others. In the first incident, which was claimed by the Islamic State group, a white van sped into a street packed full of tourists in central Barcelona on Thursday afternoon, knocking people out of the way and killing 13 in a scene of chaos and horror. Some eight hours later in Cambrils, a city 120 kilometres south of Barcelona, an Audi A3 car rammed into pedestrians, injuring six civilians -- one of them critical -- and a police officer, authorities said. / AFP PHOTO / Josep LAGO (Photo credit should read JOSEP LAGO/AFP/Getty Images)

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