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Fugitive Catalan Leader Carles Puigdemont Returns to Belgium
Fugitive Catalan separatist leader Carles Puigdemont said Friday he had left Spain for Belgium after briefly addressing supporters in Barcelona, sparking a row over how he evaded arrest again.
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Spain Takes Control Of 'Independent' Catalonia
Spain moved Saturday to seize direct control of Catalonia, sacking its police chief a day after the Catalan regional parliament's independence declaration sent shock waves through Europe.
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Violence Erupts As Catalans Vote On Split From Spain, Hundreds Injured
Spanish riot police burst into polling stations across Catalonia on Sunday, confiscating ballot boxes and voting papers to try to halt a banned referendum on a split from Spain as Madrid asserted its authority over the rebel region
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Police Force Way Into Polling Station Where Catalan Leader Was To Vote
Spanish police in riot gear seized ballot boxes and surrounded activist-held polling stations in Catalonia Sunday as thousands flooded the streets to vote in an independence referendum banned by Madrid.
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Spanish Police Occupy Catalan Tech Hub Before Banned Vote
Spanish police have occupied the Catalan government's communications hub on the eve of a banned independence referendum which Madrid is attempting to thwart, the regional authority said on Saturday
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Spanish Election Likely on December 20: Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy
Spain will probably hold national elections on December 20, Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said today, leaving him less than four months to persuade Spaniards an economic recovery is good enough to warrant giving him a second term in office.
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Spain to Sue Catalan President for 'Disobedience and Dishonesty'
Spain is to sue Catalan president Artur Mas for "disobedience and dishonesty" after he defied a court injunction not to hold a vote on secession, court sources said on Wednesday, potentially barring him from running in regional elections.
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Nearly Two Million Vote on Catalan Independence as Polls Near Close
Nearly two million people had voted on Sunday as polling neared its close in Catalonia's disputed symbolic ballot on independence from Spain, the regional government said.
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Catalan Independence Hopes High in Symbolic Vote on Split From Spain
Hundreds of thousands of Catalans are expected to back independence from Spain on Sunday in a symbolic referendum on secession that they hope will propel the issue further despite opposition from Madrid.
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Fugitive Catalan Leader Carles Puigdemont Returns to Belgium
Fugitive Catalan separatist leader Carles Puigdemont said Friday he had left Spain for Belgium after briefly addressing supporters in Barcelona, sparking a row over how he evaded arrest again.
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Spain Takes Control Of 'Independent' Catalonia
Spain moved Saturday to seize direct control of Catalonia, sacking its police chief a day after the Catalan regional parliament's independence declaration sent shock waves through Europe.
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Violence Erupts As Catalans Vote On Split From Spain, Hundreds Injured
Spanish riot police burst into polling stations across Catalonia on Sunday, confiscating ballot boxes and voting papers to try to halt a banned referendum on a split from Spain as Madrid asserted its authority over the rebel region
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Police Force Way Into Polling Station Where Catalan Leader Was To Vote
Spanish police in riot gear seized ballot boxes and surrounded activist-held polling stations in Catalonia Sunday as thousands flooded the streets to vote in an independence referendum banned by Madrid.
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Spanish Police Occupy Catalan Tech Hub Before Banned Vote
Spanish police have occupied the Catalan government's communications hub on the eve of a banned independence referendum which Madrid is attempting to thwart, the regional authority said on Saturday
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Spanish Election Likely on December 20: Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy
Spain will probably hold national elections on December 20, Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said today, leaving him less than four months to persuade Spaniards an economic recovery is good enough to warrant giving him a second term in office.
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Spain to Sue Catalan President for 'Disobedience and Dishonesty'
Spain is to sue Catalan president Artur Mas for "disobedience and dishonesty" after he defied a court injunction not to hold a vote on secession, court sources said on Wednesday, potentially barring him from running in regional elections.
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Nearly Two Million Vote on Catalan Independence as Polls Near Close
Nearly two million people had voted on Sunday as polling neared its close in Catalonia's disputed symbolic ballot on independence from Spain, the regional government said.
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Catalan Independence Hopes High in Symbolic Vote on Split From Spain
Hundreds of thousands of Catalans are expected to back independence from Spain on Sunday in a symbolic referendum on secession that they hope will propel the issue further despite opposition from Madrid.
