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Badalona defends its actions in the eviction of B9 amid criticism from the Prosecutor's Office

The Badalona City Council firmly responds to the Prosecutor's accusations regarding the controversial eviction of the B9 building.

Marta Sanz
Marta Sanz
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The local government responds to the accusations

The Badalona City Council has addressed the recent statements from the Prosecutor's Office regarding the eviction of the B9 building, a topic that has generated controversy in the community. In an official statement, the council expressed its surprise and disagreement with the allegations made by the Public Ministry, emphasizing that there is already a judicial resolution that supports its actions.

According to the municipal government, the judge in charge of the case issued a resolution on February 20, 2026, specifying that the authorization to carry out the eviction “did not condition” this action on the provision of housing alternatives for the occupants. This clarification is crucial for understanding the City Council's stance in light of the criticisms received.

The council also emphasized a comprehensive report prepared by the municipal Social Services technicians, sent to the judge on December 31. This document, which consists of 20 pages, meticulously details the background and events that occurred during the eviction. It includes names, dates, and all communications between the City Council and the Generalitat of Catalonia related to this process.

One of the most notable points in the report is that 55 vulnerable individuals were identified, who were referred to appropriate housing resources after the eviction. The City Council claims to have taken measures to ensure adequate follow-up for all those occupants who requested it during and after the process.

Despite these documented efforts, the local government expressed its bewilderment at what it considers a contradictory stance from the Prosecutor's Office. According to their statements, this attitude seems to ignore both the facts and the documentation presented in the judicial proceedings. The council argues that this situation reflects a lack of recognition of the accredited reality surrounding the case.

As this public debate on the eviction of B9 progresses, it remains to be seen how relations between the involved institutions will evolve and whether a consensus will be reached on this delicate social issue. The City Council's defense could be key to clarifying doubts and mitigating tensions in Badalona.

Marta Sanz

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