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Protesters use water pistols against unsuspecting tourists in Barcelona on Sunday .
Demonstrators want a re-think of an economic model they believe is fueling a housing crunch.
Barcelona hosted 15.5 visitors last year eager to see Antoni Gaudi ’s La Sagrada Familia basilica and the Las Ramblas promenade.
Similar demonstrations are slated in several other Spanish cities on Sunday , including on the Balearic islands of Mallorca and Ibiza .
Spain ’s Consumer Rights Minister Pablo Bustinduy said the tourism sector “cannot jeopardize the constitutional rights of the Spanish people,” which enshrines their right to housing and well-being.
Barcelona stunned Airbnb and other services who help rent properties to tourists by announcing the elimination of all 10,000 short-term rental licenses in the city by 2028 .
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