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Monday, October 2, 2017
What next for Catalonia after 'independence vote'
Relations between Catalonia's separatist government and Madrid have hit their lowest point in years following an outlawed referendum vote Sunday, deepening a constitutional crisis in Spain.
Political analysts and economists are now questioning what could happen next following the vote in Catalonia, which saw Spanish riot police clash with pro-independence voters, leaving hundreds injured.
European Commission calls for dialogue and says "violence can never be an instrument in politics."
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