yes exactly we do expect to see a lot of protest movements in the streets of wasilla and across the region this. on a monday hundred protesters taking it again to the streets of the council uncommon to the right kind of ease when challenged see during the council on independence referendum that was held in one day prior people the ones of the streets were shouting slogans there were hearing from independent counsel and they were clapping and supporting of the independence supporting. it was also the referendum and now the also protested against an unprecedented police crackdown on calling stations on sunday the as a result of those scuffles eight hundred ninety three people were injured the crowds were also shouting slogans and demanding that the national police forces to leave the area asked those forces are still here indeed on sunday we saw a lot of violence on the streets of wasilla we saw police forces pushing people out of school buildings and trying to prevent them from voting they were breaking down doors they were breaking down windows and using force towards different sorts of pe

on sunday let's cross live now it has been a question of his out the rallies now joining us from wasilla to do you know you are in the mix of things that a lot of people often about what's the mood on the streets. while this is that right that does things that are barcelona doesn't have to understand that the arcade is right in the heart of the castle on capital and you can see was not now i'm standing right in the middle of a quite a huge crowd of people now it all started as a student protest but very soon a different source of people like you have decided to join this crowd and i believe that we are now looking at thousands of people here protesting the evidence of sunday protesting against the president said at least by land that we saw on the streets of boston long and crossed the region and now people that came here they're supporting the independence of counseling and they're supporting the referendum and name came here holding flags and they're clapping and they're shouting and there is singing songs now we've got a police helicopter about our hats and assume that it arrived basi

seeking asylum but we don't know that we do know is he is facing some extremely serious charges here in wasilla no one is i'm being rebellion which carries up to thirty years in prison that at some point or thirty she's here going to expect him to answer to that yeah it's amazing what a difference three days can make i mean i tell you amazing the difference today is the first work day of direct rule from madrid in catalonia in barcelona where you are how has that event. yeah i mean brown there are so many twists and turns in this process sometimes a day here in catalonia can feel like three weeks of news events have happened people here on the streets that we've spoken to have had a very mixed response to the to the day's events and those who are very for independence have been absolutely devastated the ones who spoken to some didn't even want to appear on camera because they said that they were going to break down their extremely disappointed they say that they've wanted independence for years decades even friday they thought that they had it thousands were here on the streets celebrating that

new poll shows a razor thin majority are against breaking away from space to get the latest from wasilla. also coming on the somali government finds its police and intelligence chiefs following the latest attack in mogadishu which is killed and wounded dozens of people. by mail in the humphrey good to have you with us a massive anti independence rally is just about wrapping up in the halls of catalonia several hundred thousand people demonstrated in barcelona for unity with a spade this off the central government in spain imposed direct rule over the region in the wake of the catalan regional holness moves to trigger independence i spoke to a correspondent charlotte shells impale as the demonstration was winding down i asked her what she had seen on the streets of the catalan capital. yes just a short time ago there were thousands of people behind me draped in spanish flags police put estimates at the turned out at about three hundred thousand of the activists here claiming that there were over a million people on the streets protesting against independence is also worth noting that ther

news live from but it hundreds of thousands of people are on the streets of wasilla demonstrating in favor of spanish unity this is results of a new poll predicts a razor thin it made for anti depended supporters we'll get the latest on the cattle and prices from all correspondent in abbas and also coming up the somali government develops to destroy the terrorist group claiming responsibility for the latest attack in mogadishu we just killed and wounded dozens of. i'm going to hold free thanks for joining me a massive anti independence rallies underway in the heart of catalonia with several hundred thousand people in barcelona demonstrating for unity with a spade this off the spanish central government imposed direct rule over the region in the wake of the catalan regional parliament moves to trigger it depends. also more on this we can cross we can cross. over to our correspondent who's there charlotte chelsea impale she's at an anti independence demonstration in barcelona charlotte what's the situation where you are. halliday yes we've been hearing from police that there have been

it says the referendum is illegal but catalan leaders determined it should go ahead and go live to wasilla enough for the latest. clashes erupt at a new nazi wrote a rally in sweden when thousands of counter demonstrators turned out to oppose the far right. and tragedy strikes at a football game in france a stadium barrier collapses during goal celebrations leaving several fans of the severely injured. i made a few money welcome to the program we begin in spain where police have seized ballot boxes and papers that what to be used in a band independence referendum in catalonia police have been deployed to polling stations across the region where they are blocking people from. entering and voting riot police as you can see from the pictures here have clashed with voters at the site where the catalan leader was expected to vote now catalonia which is home to more than seven and a half million people already has a high degree of autonomy but the catalan government has pledged to declare independence from spain within forty eight hours and that if the yes side wins huge crowds of anti referendu

correspondent funny in boston for us good to see funny you were at that demonstration in wasilla in a tell us what was the message. this will hold up it's a very peaceful demonstration of the mass was people who just seeing the pictures be dressed in white carrying signs that said i believe also let's talk for a novelist with a question mark can be told which is a plus of course if you look at the course of the big book things develop the group exchanges their mother my mother and barcelona and a lot of people been talking to syria at these demonstrations you know barcelona said they are upset because this field they are becoming so they were taken politically hostage by the situation and it wants to get they want to go on to peace also there was someone there were people chanting saying a dialogue or resign and find out that he's going to cut out your government you're in your office should resign as well as the government to be in that box and that might be because at this angle to the way from what on this there is dialogue but is there that's the question now what about in madrid

wasilla kids who want to music it's what the church be without music. it was music in the church centuries ago with composers like bach as i knew the church was for the best of the best. so where are they now we want to be the generation to bring new creativity because god is creative. thinkers isn't it fun celebrating god here in the city center. this is concert meets prayer and it has the blessing of the church the brothers a protestant but they also want to build bridges between denominations several thousand people come to their base events which they organize four times a year in various medication. his name stand up just i really believe that they live what they saying it's great. because they get the faith across really well at the met is not some old church thing sitting on a cold pew because a lot of them was using was a very. dour as one important person had to miss the event to do a guest performance with a band who was florence joy is the singer of koenig and b. star and she's also married to thomas the band's lyrics often refer to god in th

to speak shortly on whether or not to break away from the trees we will be coming to you live from wasilla. i. think outspoken when does barricades a nationwide strike is underway because protests against president emanuel micron's labor reform.

protests continue in the streets of wasilla and across the region of council anya now people that gathered here in this area of the city earlier well they were against the independence and many of them were from different union shops the region now they came here this sunday with their families and with their friends they brought flags shelf spain and they were shouting slogans including out of a spine you know which means a long live spain at the same time on saturday we saw tans of thousands of other protests or is that also a ticket to the streets of boston lawn and they were supporting independence and they were supporting the results of the referendum that took place on the first of october now all these people now feel that they are. it will in no way stuck in a state of limbo and at least for the next six months now we managed to speak to some of them here in the streets of barcelona and. it's nonsense that the cattle a region wants to become independent it's about territorial unity formed in the roman times spanish unity is worth fighting for against the nonsensical actions of the

protests continue in the streets of wasilla and across the region of council anya now people that gathered here in this area of the city earlier well they were against the independence and many of them were from different union shops the region now they came here this sunday with their families and with their friends they brought flags shelf spain and they were shouting slogans including out of a spine you know which means a long live spain at the same time on saturday we saw tans of thousands of either a protester is that also a ticket to the streets of boston lawn and they were supporting independence and they were supporting the results of the referendum that took place on the first of october now all these people now feel that they are. it will in no way stuck in a state of limbo and at least for the next six months now we managed to speak to some of them here in the streets of barcelona and of course it's nonsense that the cattle in the region wants to become independent it's about territorial unity formed in the roman times spanish unity is worth fighting for against the nonsensical

thousands of supporters rally in wasilla. after the council declared independence despite few resistance. in the. ministration reveal some senators have no idea about america's true.

different neighborhoods around the area of council line and especially here in the capital city of wasilla now we're standing in one of those neighborhoods where the polling stations are still open to worry people are still here and we do know that in just two blocks away from here there was some violent clashes between citizens and police forces police use force against different sources people against a young students against people against families with children and is a very it is a very worrying tendency that we see here we see crowds of people here and despite the rain despite quite bad weather here people are still coming in and they're bringing their children together with them family members elderly people basically the whole neighborhood is at the moment here to protect their right to vote and to speak up their minds at this referendum which the spanish authorities consider to be illegal now to discuss the situation and more details sound now joined to live by my re of the law and she's a lawyer from association dress which means rights and counsel and thank you so much for joini

stations that we saw on sunday and indeed there are a lot of unhappy people here on the streets of wasilla. we didn't deserve this kind of treatment i think our people deserve more freedom and not the oppression that madrid is putting us under we have seen a lot of repression against the people people who are just waiting in line ready to vote. i have seen brutal scenes on the part of police the side is right this place children and now that the people in front of the potent stations. some of my friends were in schools building barricades to defend the polling stations from police forces my friend told me that she was grabbed by police and this one he went to the floor he was also hit in the head but i think these facts should be made known to the public. we have been receiving more reaction coming out from the consul on a story to us this monday now the presidential council line and said that the government has decided to create a special commission to investigate the events of sunday to create a special commission to investigate possible crimes against humanity that might have taken plac

everything in their power to prevent people from voting so after talking to so many people here in wasilla now there's only one thing we see a lot of people being still in shock after the events of sunday. were just helping the people because they were throwing them promote up the stairs and throwing them down upon the public here in cuba so what is on the floor and there is a guy that jumps on the person that's down they went up and buried where they got this girl that was one of the organizers. a big grabbed her and. her hand if you imagine that that supported by democracy you were there is saying that's the law would you consider the law. this tuesday more than four c.e. unions and as so see ation star-crossed the region of council are calling for a region wide strike now we were told that there's going to be a lot of places shut down not opening this tuesday morning because of the strike so one's one needs to lead it accordingly now we do in fact you see a lot of protest movements on the streets of barcelona we know that many people many protesters are. gathering different calling stat

looking now cross live to local journalist not we don't but here's a polling station in wasilla know why they now say can you tell us what's been happening recently. hi yes so we're just at one of the polling stations that remain open and as you can see here behind me there's people queuing to be able to go inside and vote and earlier this morning the organizers of the referendum. basically but made the votes available for any school so you didn't have to go to your destiny to polling station but that means that voting is very slow because they have to register everyone manually and they've also had problems with internet connections here so people are still waiting to waiting to vote but it's very very slow. in this county has been mobilizing for the last many years just with these objective to be able to express ourselves and to say what do we want to for these country for the future he does a mother but it's raining on the exit or because we love the grocery we want to vote we have needed to do extreme actions such as sleeping in schools such as coming here hundreds of person said

the referendum were mounting here across the region of cataloging especially in the capital city of wasilla now we saw a lot of protest movement happening both especially on saturday and on friday and madrid as well as spanish unionists a rally in front of the city hall and barcelona during one demonstration a man at tempted to tear down a pro independence banner from the town hall and in one of the schools four people were attacked with a pallid gun and some of them even received a minor injuries on friday night and neither school building which was supposed to be appalling station was vandalized while people were still inside sleeping there protecting the building now let's recap some of the advance of what happened in this country in spain and especially in the region of cats a lot and the past couple of days to go ok. go. go go go. today is a crucial day of the voting at the voting the referendum on independence of council on an old eyes are indeed at the pauling stations located across the region and here and the capital city of boston people behind my back are ready to vote and we're

seeking asylum but we don't know that we do know is he's facing some extremely serious charges here in wasilla no one it's him being a rebellion which carries up to thirty years in prison and that at some point or thirty she's here going to expect him to answer to that yeah it's amazing what a difference three days can make i mean i tell you i mean using the difference today is the first work day of direct rule from madrid in catalonia in barcelona where you are how has that even. yeah i mean brad there are so many twists and turns in this process sometimes a day here in catalonia can feel like three weeks of news events have happened people here on the streets that we've spoken to have had a very mixed response to the the day's events there is a very for independence have been absolutely devastated the ones he's speaking to some didn't even want to appear on camera because they said that they were going to break down their extremely disappointed they say that they've wanted independence for years decades even friday they thought that they had it thousands were here on the streets celebrating

on the trees on his bush among vowed to keep walking for a free country to go live to madrid and wasillar.

political crisis caused by catalonia secession referendum last sunday these are live pictures from wasilla spain's prime minister is threatening to suspend the region's otani if its leaders declare independence hall is ruling out mediation to resolve the issue. campaigning is coming to a close in presidential and parliamentary elections in liberia twenty counties a second to rephrase president and johnson sirleaf was standing down after two terms the contenders include the vice president a businessman and a former world footballer of the year. in the u.s. hurricane nate has had a second stage along the gulf coast the storm lashed the city of biloxi in mississippi with winds of up to one hundred thirty five kilometers an hour mate has already killed at least thirty people in central america is strengthened again as it moved over the gulf of mexico and head to louisiana on saturday night the u.n. secretary general says the caribbean islands recently battered by hurricanes are the victims of climate change antonio terry's traveled to barbuda antigua and dominican to see the devastation caused

they going around showing support for the spanish national place who has been in catalonia in the wasilla and for the last week since that referendum was held on october first it was also a unity rally in the street with people marching their ad wanting catalonia that they want to remain with the spain however he emboss alone there is of course many people who are supporting that declaration yesterday from the council on parliament of independence and many people very unhappy with the measures that madrid has taken since that declaration that saf the senate is in madrid passed article one fifty five the unprecedented part of the spanish constitution which until now had never been used before in almost forty years which essentially history catalan all that sort of harmony it's it dissolved the parliament it's removed the president from office and it's also removed some of the top police offices in the police force in the catalonia and many people in the streets of boston and telling me that they are unhappy with madrid take a listen to what they were saying. they are guarding our liberty o

different neighborhoods around the area of cuts a line and especially here in the capital city of wasilla now we're standing in one of those neighborhoods where the palling stations are still open to a word people are still here and we do know that in just two blocks away from here there was some violent clashes between citizens and please.

to speak shortly on whether or not to break away from the trees we will be coming to you live from wasilla. i. spoke with does barricades a nationwide strike is under way in france where workers protest against president emanuel micron's labor reform. look at this the government been doing all this time. leaders business main opposition party slum stories of maize government for failing to secure a break city agreement the prime minister warns the u.k. must be ready to quit the european union without a deal. and for joining us this name is the watching internet. this can be busy because we are shortly expecting the catalan president to talk about whether the region is going to declare independence from spain that the ninety percent of participants in the region's referendum on october first voted in favor of as we await his speech let's go live to barcelona spain forty correspondent. we're expecting to hear something soon but no word yet. followed neil and you know tension is really thick here in the atmosphere as anxiety builds in terms of what exactly karl has put him on just going to be

the headlines on al-jazeera thousands are marching in wasilla against scotland secession from spain people have traveled from throughout the country and say their represent the silent majority prime minister mariano rajoy is threatening to suspend the region's autonomy if leaders declare independence my message is that there are ways to express your opinion by respecting the laws that we have all agreed on the way. they used present day arrangement with spain. i need to do that they don't have a gun they have in their view. by violating. the law. that's why we have all these people here because they all want to remain they want to remain spanish and they want to remain you to be an. unarmed coalition led by former al qaeda linked fighters is promising fierce fighting against those who enter its territory in syria's adly province turkey is sending troops to back the free syrian army which crossed into the province on saturday in ghana six people have died in a gas tanker explosion in the capital across thirty five others were injured the explosion triggered a second blast both were near a t