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Spanish police 'forced out' of Catalonia by protesters

Spanish police 'forced out' of Catalonia by protesters

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Demonstrators protest against the Spanish government in Barcelona

Demonstrators gathered in Barcelona in protest against the Spanish Government, days after hundreds of people were hurt as police tried to disrupt the Catalan independence referendum

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Pique booed while training with Spanish national team

The 30-year-old defender said he would quit international football if anybody at the Spanish Football Federation had an issue with him.

Belgium

Belgium watches Catalonia but without panic

Flemish separatists do not face the same conflicts as the Catalan independence movement.

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Protesters urge national police to leave Catalonia after crackdown

More protests in Catalonia - national police are urged to leave region following crackdown during independence vote

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Catalan leaders denounce referendum violence

A day after Catalonia's unrecognised independence referendum both Barcelona's mayor and Catalonia's vice president have denounced the violence that overshadowed it.

Spain

Catalonia leader asks for international mediation

"The EU must stop looking the other way," Catalan President Carles Puigdemont said after the Spanish region's "yes" vote to independence.

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One Catalonian political veteran is scathing about how referendum crisis has blown up

One Catalonian political veteran, scathing about how referendum crisis has blown up, speaks to euronews.

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Things we learned from the Catalan referendum

Eight things you need to know about Catalonia's independence referendum

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Civil guard police enter voting station in Girona where catalan leader Carles Puigdemont due to vote

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The Catalonia referendum in social media videos

A selection of some of the videos seen on Twitter throughout the day

Spain

"All the red lines have been crossed" -Barcelona mayor

Barcelona Mayor Ada Colau tells Euronews that the police crackdown on Sunday's vote marks a turning point and will spell the demise of Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy.

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Riot police clamp down on Catalan independence referendum

Clashes in Barcelona and other cities as Spanish authorities try to prevent vote

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Families divided over Catalan independence

Relatives on opposing sides of the debate are feeling the strain

Spain

Pro and anti referendum rallies take place in Barcelona

Rallies take place in favour and against Catalan's independence referendum

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Euroviews. View: 'Yes' voters explain reasons for backing Catalan independence

From separate identities to social justice, independence supporters reveal why they want to leave Spain

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Madrid rallies against Catalan referendum

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Police seal off half of Catalonia's referendum poll stations

Spanish police have sealed off half of Catalonia's polling centres and are hoping to empty them all before the banned referendum is due to take place on Sunday.

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Euroviews. View: Allowing Catalonia referendum to play out is not an option

Permitting votes on secession is not a democratic act; it is an attack on democracy, writes Ana Palacio

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Tense countdown to Catalonia independence vote

Madrid has vowed to prevent Sunday's referendum but Catalans are determined to go ahead