Catalan leader urges mediation with Spain after poll violence

Catalan separatists called for international mediation with the Spanish government.

Catalan leader urges mediation with Spain after poll violence
Mon, 02 Oct, 2017 - 22:06

Catalan separatists called for international mediation with the Spanish government as they pushed ahead with plans to declare independence after a violent police crackdown scarred a disputed secession referendum.

The referendum debacle only deepened Spain's most serious political crisis since democratic rule was restored in 1978.

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