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Over 840 Injure During Catalonia Independence Referendum But No Sodiers

ITNEWSNIGERIABy ITNEWSNIGERIAOctober 1, 2017No Comments1 Min Read
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Spanish FM says police actions in Catalonia ‘proportionate, as number of injured rises to more than 840.

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The Spanish Foreign Minister has defended the actions of the national police amid the violence during the Catalan independence vote, restating the central government’s claims that the actions were “proportionate,” while the number of injured surpassed 840.

 

“You may think people were peacefully exercising their right to vote but the problem is this so-called referendum had been ruled illegal by the Constitutional Court,” Alfonso Dastis told SkyNews on Sunday.

 

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