AT&T and Sprint waive fees to Barcelona following terrorist attack
(Android Police)

Earlier today in Barcelona, Spain, at about 5 PM local time, a white van deliberately drove though one of the city`s most popular boulevards. This horrible tragedy killed somewhere around 13 people (there are conflicting reports), and has been labelled a terrorist attack by the local police. In response to this event, both AT&T and Sprint are waiving all fees to calling from the United States to Spain. AT&T said in a statement, `Our thoughts are with the people of Barcelona and our customers who have friends and family there.` The carrier will waive all charges (or apply credits) for calling to Barcelona (seemingly not to the rest of Spain) between today and August 19. Read MoreAT&T and Sprint waive fees to Barcelona following terrorist attack was written by the awesome team at Android Police.