13 fotosGalleryIn photos: Third day of street protests in CataloniaBarcelona was hit by more unrest when violent protesters burned a dozen vehicles, set up barricades and hurled incendiary weapons at riot officersEl PaísOct 19, 2019 - 10:09CESTWhatsappFacebookTwitterLinkedinCopy linkThousands of protesters gather in Gran Via avenue in Barcelona for a demonstration organized by the pro-independence group, Committees for the Defense of the Republic (CDR).MASSIMILIANO MINOCRIProtesters at the demonstration in Barcelona throw toilet paper into the air using the slogan: “There isn’t enough toilet paper for so much crap!”ALBERT GARCIAProtesters form a barricade using planters during a protest in Barcelona against the Supreme Court ruling, which sentenced nine separatist leaders to prison for sedition.ALBERT GEA (REUTERS)A person tries to extinguish a burning car, on the third consecutive day of protests against the Supreme Court ruling.RAFAEL MARCHANTE ((REUTERS))A protester throws a rock during the third day of protests in Barcelona.Emilio Morenatti (AP)A group of people raise their arms in front of a fire during a protest in Barcelona. More than 50 fires were registered in the downtown area, according to city officials.ALBERT GARCIAProtesters move trash containers to form a barricade.LLUÍS GENÉ (AFP)Thousands of protesters take to the streets of Barcelona to demonstrate against the Supreme Court ruling.ALBERT GEA (REUTERS)Firefighters put out fires set by protesters in Barcelona.ALBERT GARCIAIndependence supporters during a so-called “March for freedom” in Berga (Lleida).QUIQUE GARCÍAThe march on Wednesday cut off Catalonia’s two main highways: the AP-7 and the A-2, as well as four other highways. This image shows the protesters marching from Berga (Barcelona).QUIQUE GARCÍAStudents from the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB) protest against the Supreme Court sentence.CRISTÓBAL CASTROA large ‘estelada’ – the unofficial flag adopted by supporters of Catalan independence – is unfolded by protesters during a march along the N-11 highway in Vilobí d’Onyar (Girona).TONI FERRAGUT