“Las Ramblas cries, but it is still alive,” read one. The nation is in the midst of three days of mourning, but there is far more than grief on display on Las Ramblas, which has never been a place where time stands still. If we dwell on it too much, it will pull us all down.”Most of the kiosks in the centre of Las Ramblas are closed. Then we put on the TV and saw what had happened.”Facebook Twitter Pinterest A placard reading ‘Pray for Barcelona’ on Las Ramblas. Carmen Pasa, a Romanian who is married to a Moroccan, was one of very few in a headscarf to pay her respects at Las Ramblas.

Source: The Guardian August 19, 2017 16:18 UTC