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It's felt like a victory rally for a collision of catalan pro-independence parties It succeeded in turning this election into a vote on whether this region should break away from Spain and as the results came in they claimed they had won a moth date to set a path to words independence. The pro-independence move of here in "Catalonia" [...] this as a complete victory but it is not the win they wanted, it looks like they've got a majority of sits in the catalan parlament but not a majority of votes the leaven have to team up with the small anticapitalist-centrapist partie to have a majority of sits but catalonia's president [...] results as a clear success. "We have won the plebiscite this is the important thing" "Will you go for independence now?" "We have a clear, absolute majority in the catalan parlament to go ahead" "The spanish goverment will say he and his movement failed but in the absence of a referendum here his supporters believe they can push ahead" "If we don't get a majority in votes, we should question again the population of Catalonia" "But the spanish goverment won't let you have a referendum, will they?" "Yeah, that's the problem" "What happens after tonight?" " eeeh, a new goverment and the beginning of the process of independence, I think" Even if you don't have 50% of the votes" "Yes" "In this election" yes, because I think it's not fair to counting votes if it's not a real referendum" The ultimate threat is to declare independence without the conscent of the Spanish state. It's the tactics of the pro-independence movement to try pressure Madrird into allowing a propper referendum.