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this is d.w. news live from berlin it's official spain is taking over the castellan government effectively stripping the region of its autonomy that after an independence declaration followed by a night of celebrations in barcelona we'll get the latest from our correspondents in redridge and barcelona also coming up. concerns are rising that kenya could see another day of violence as the author already has postponed the presidential election rerun in opposition strongholds on fears over the safety of election officials. and after losing to byron on penalties in the german cup life fish look for revenge in saturday's blondest league a blockbuster. shweder thanks for joining us well it happened madrid has taken control of the cots along

government after the region separatist parliament declared independence world leaders say they aren't recognizing cuts alone but the council on parliament's independence vote still triggered celebrations inside the assembly and even larger ones on the street outside. yes to independence that was the news from catalonia is parliament it was the moment the separatists had been waiting for and they took to the streets of bos alone or in their thousands to celebrate. but. it's an enormous satisfaction because we've achieved what we thought for. the sake of. the independent state of catalonia in the. i never thought it could happen his all thanks to these brave people. and they were singing inside the parliament as

well the unofficial national anthem catalonia as opposition had already quit the chamber refusing to take part the remaining lawmakers voted by seventy to ten in favor of declaring independence. to the. citizens of catalonia it's up to all of us to maintain the pulse of our country our country to maintain our peace and dignity as we have always done and always will be the but just hours later the government in madrid sacked catalan his regional president colace pushed him on and dismissed the parliament elections are to be held in december and the cattle and leader could face rebellion charges punishable with up to thirty years in jail. i feel we never wanted it to come this far and we don't believe it would be good to extend this exceptional status as we always said this is not about suspending catalonians autonomy but about a return to the law and to reason. in the catalan capital

barcelona the independence celebrations continue long into the night spain's worst political crisis in four decades shows no signs of easing. celebrations in catalonia but an alarm to reaction in madrid and from other world leaders to say the least joining us now from barcelona is due to charlotte chelsea and hill and in madrid for us martin roberts martin let's start with you madrid has now officially taken control of the council on government how is that going to work . at least that's out of the three hundred thousand government employees and. almost a handful of the very top will actually keep their jobs. every day to date you should consider is not. what it laid the groundwork for this on taking over control of. the beginning of september so

actually has a market employees including ironically palace function are effectively being sanctioned. in addition to that majority didn't thousands of. police from the rest of us sometimes. ongoing. reported yesterday was a party deliberately holding actions within a very short period of time so really the idea is that this is only a temporary. amendment sense of the last transfer of. the see how it works. and charlotte we saw celebrations in barcelona after the independence declaration but how are people now going to react to their government being run from madrid. yet there are thousands of people in this square behind me and might be hard to imagine now celebrating independence last night it's a day though there is

a lot of confusion about exactly what it is that happens here people want to know whether that declaration of independence is going to be carried forward the people that we've spoken to as well extremely concerned about the threat to file and they want guarantees from the spanish police that there isn't going to be any use of force if there is some resistance here to madrid imposing direct rule no one here is forgotten what happened on that was the day of the referendum that kicked off this crisis police many say were very heavy handed with people as they tried to go to the polls those images went around the world and both sides both in madrid and the people here in catalonia very keen to make sure that that doesn't happen again . martin just to get back to you you had mentioned this was.