Catalonia pronounces autonomy from Spain as political emergency develops
Channel: MMR NEWS
Date: 27/10/2017

The Catalan Parliament voted overwhelmingly to pronounce autonomy from Spain on Friday, inciting the Spanish Senate to concede Madrid exceptional forces to seize control of the self-sufficient locale. 

The day's emotional and quick moving occasions pushed Spain into strange domain, testing the cutoff points of the constitution drawn up after the reclamation of majority rule government in the 1970s. 

In the midst of exceptional scenes in the territorial capital of Barcelona, Catalan legislators voted to "shape the Catalan Republic as a free and sovereign state" by 70 to 10. 

Restriction parties left the chamber just before the vote, a perfection of a weeks-in length standoff with Madrid that started with a questioned submission on October 1. 

The Spanish government assembled two Cabinet conferences for later Friday. Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has swore to subdue the separatists, and moves to assume control over the Catalan organization are relied upon to start at the end of the week. 

"Spain is a genuine nation, an extraordinary country and we won't enable a few people to explode our constitution," Rajoy told columnists in Madrid. 

He asked Spanish subjects to resist the urge to panic, saying that the administration will react to the circumstance in a "proportionate manner." 

"The administration will settle on any choices expected to backpedal to legitimateness, and we will do that tonight," he said. 

Spain's general prosecutor affirmed it would document a claim for disobedience to Puigdemont, the Catalan government and the individuals from the parliament board who voted for freedom.