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      Spain: 90 percent in favour of independence - Catalan government01:13

      Spain: 90 percent in favour of independence - Catalan government

      Spain, Barcelona
      Politics
      October 1, 2017 at 23:01 GMT +00:00 · Published

      The Catalan government announced that according to preliminary results 2,262,424 ballots were cast; with 90 percent voting in favour of Catalonia's independence from Spain, in Barcelona, Sunday.After weeks of unrest in the city following a Spanish Constitutional Court decision to suspend the Catalan referendum law, Catalans have voted in what is deemed by the Spanish government as an illegal ballot.

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      The Catalan government announced that according to preliminary results 2,262,424 ballots were cast; with 90 percent voting in favour of Catalonia's independence from Spain, in Barcelona, Sunday.After weeks of unrest in the city following a Spanish Constitutional Court decision to suspend the Catalan referendum law, Catalans have voted in what is deemed by the Spanish government as an illegal ballot.