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Barcelona Will Install a Hundred Video Surveillance Cameras in Born, Pegasus Park, Carmel Bunkers and Other Key Points

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The Barcelona City Council continues to advance in its video surveillance plan to curb crime and guarantee security in the city. Within the framework of this strategy, Albert Batlle, deputy mayor of Prevention and Security, announced on Tuesday the installation of about 100 new cameras before the end of the year in different points considered strategic and sensitive from the point of view of security, coexistence and the management of large conc…

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The investment in video surveillance cameras will be between 20 and 25 thousand euros. The measure aims to "strengthen the security of people and goods", according to the president of the Mangualde Chamber.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The devices will also arrive at the Búnquers del Carmel, the Pegaso Park and the Encants area before the end of the year.

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The Consistory continues to install devices and intends that in 2027 there are 660 watching the city

·Madrid, Spain
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Barcelona expands its network of video surveillance coinciding with a complicated summer at the criminal level, with several shootings and recent incidents with white weapons in different...

·Madrid, Spain
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The Barcelona City Council continues to advance in its video surveillance plan to curb crime and guarantee security in the city. Within the framework of this strategy, Albert Batlle, deputy mayor of Prevention and Security, announced on Tuesday the installation of about 100 new cameras before the end of the year in different points considered strategic and sensitive from the point of view of security, coexistence and the management of large conc…

·Barcelona, Spain
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The deputy mayor of Security, Albert Batlle, defends a "selective, non-massive" deployment, without facial recognition or artificial intelligence.

·Madrid, Spain
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La Vanguardia broke the news in Barcelona, Spain on Tuesday, August 11, 2026.
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