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Thousands of Catalans have joined protests against Spain’s Constitutional Court after it suspended a proposed regional independence referendum. About 5,000 people took to the streets of the regional capital Barcelona to demand their right to vote on Tuesday. Earlier, the Catalan government said it was halting its publicity campaign for the referendum while it sought to overturn the court’s ruling. The vote was suspended after a request from the Spanish central government. The court said it needed time to consider arguments about whether the 9 November vote breached the country’s constitution. While the court studies the appeals, all campaigning must stop until it makes a ruling. Catalan pro-independence supporters gather to protest against the Spanish Constitutional Court in front of the Generalitat de Catalunya in Barcelona – 30 September 2014 Civil campaigning group the Catalan National Assembly rallied its supporters for the protest on Tuesday The Catalan regional government said it would stop publicity but insisted it would try to overturn the suspension. Francesc Homs, a Catalan government spokesman, said they were “determined” the vote would go ahead. The Catalan National Assembly, an influential group lobbying for independence, was behind the protests in a rainy Barcelona on Tuesday night. “Not rain nor snow nor any court will stop us,” Carme Forcadell, the group’s leader, told reporters. “On November 9 we will vote and we will win.” Scottish flags Last Saturday, the leader of Catalonia, Artur Mas, signed a decree calling for the referendum. Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy told reporters the vote was not “compatible with the Spanish constitution”. He added: “Nobody and nothing will be allowed to break up Spain.” Support for independence has increased in Catalonia in reaction to Spain’s economic crisis. On 11 September a vast crowd rallied in support of independence in Barcelona. Spurred on by Scotland’s recent independence referendum, many were seen waving the Scottish flag. On 19 September, the regional parliament voted by 106 to 28 in favour of granting Catalonia’s president the power to hold a referendum. Catalonia’s 7.5 million inhabitants make up approximately 16% of the population of Spain. It is one of Spain’s richest and most highly industrialised regions. BBC: Catalans rally for independence.. 1 Octubre 2014 per Viot Thousands of Catalans have joined protests against Spain’s Constitutional Court after it suspended a proposed regional independence referendum.
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Foto: Hina ŠPANJOLSKA policija danas je na području Barcelone zaplijenila 1,3 milijuna letaka za referendum o neovisnosti Katalonije, koji je zabranjen odlukom ustavnog suda, objavilo je španjolsko ministarstvo unutrašnjih poslova. Dokumenti su zaplijenjeni u poduzeću za distribuciju reklamnih materijala u području Barcelone. Među njima je bilo oko 700.000 brošura kojima se pozivaju birači da glasaju za neovisnost te 370.000 letaka s logom katalonske vlade kojima se pozivaju na sudjelovanje na referendumu. Zabranjen referendum Španjolska policija posljednjih je dana pretražila više tiskara i prostora tražeći glasačke listiće, kutije i promotivne letke za referendum o nezavisnosti u pokrajini Kataloniji, kojeg je zabranio španjolski Ustavni sud. TEKST SE NASTAVLJA ISPOD OGLASA Potragom za materijalom španjolska središnja vlada nastoji spriječiti održavanje referenduma 1. listopada, koji regionalna vlada Katalonije planira provesti bez obzira na presudu suda. U petak je španjolska policija zaplijenila 100.000 promidžbenih plakata prilikom pretrage prostora u Kataloniji, pokrajini na sjeveroistoku Španjolske, priopćilo je španjolsko ministarstvo unutarnjih poslova ne navodeći točno mjesto zapljene. "Rođen si sposoban za odlučivanje. Hoćeš li odustati od toga?", pisalo je na njima, izvijestile su novine El Periódico de Catalunya. Prikazana je ruka kako ubacuje listić u kutiju uz tekst "1. listopada referendum za samoodređenje Katalonije". Katalonija podijeljena Sud je pak obavijestio nekoliko katalonskih medija, uključujući javnu regionalnu televiziju TV-3 i Catalunya Rádio, da prestanu emitirati reklame kojima zagovornici nezavisnosti pozivaju na izlazak na referendum Pokrajina sa 7,5 milijuna stanovnika Katalonija je vrlo podijeljena po pitanju neovisnosti. Tijekom regionalnih izbora u rujnu 2015. dvije liste autonomaša su osvojile 47,8 posto glasova prema 51,7 posto koliko su dobili protivnici autonomaša.