Wednesday, September 6, 2017
Catalonia passes law for October 1 independence vote | Spain News
Catalonia’s parliament has passed a law paving the way for an October 1 referendum on whether to declare independence from Spain – a vote fiercely opposed by the central government in Madrid. The so-called “referendum bill” was adopted on Wednesday by the regional parliament, which is controlled by pro-independence parties, with 72 votes in favour and 11 abstentions. Politicians who oppose 
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