disobey the law to become an outlaw or the president of the governments or those the governors of cuts allouni or who have broken the law to return to law so therefore place themselves within the constitutional order it's going to be interesting to see. what number it was ninety nine percent of the electorate that voted for catalonia wave spain goodbye who did support that is you would now be reacting given this big breakthrough of independence didn't actually take place here tonight you know getting there given the kind of them again i think you should have declared independence because now he says he wants done like but good morning and has asked the spanish government like seventeen times and every time the doors have been closed so i believe today he would finally declare rates and i'm a bit disappointed he stayed good he didn't take the step forward that everybody wanted we understand he wants dialogue but catalonia has spoken and he wanted independence. i'm still very happy because it means soon what he said will be carried out and it looks like in the end catalonia will finally be indep

the law to become an outlaw or the president of the governments of those the governments of cuts allouni or who have broken the law to return to live themis to their full place themselves within the constitutional order. well now that puts them on seems to have really listens to the calls coming out of madrid as well as throughout europe with so many politicians calling upon him to take it down a notch and potentially not declare this independence that people here might have voted for in the referendum it's going to be interesting to see how all of those people that were cracked down upon on the day of the referendum and did indeed go out and support and vote and expected these promises to be kept are going to be reacting and thanks to have to check in to bring us up to date from. well the declaration of independence isn't the only thing that was delayed today the actual speech in the council on palm and to the moment was delivered an hour later than had been billed just before taking to the podium. you can see he was going through the speech wall last time lots of flicking through his n

different square now they are marched through the center of the city another stop here at buffets allouni out to finish their protest and tomorrow they promise that there is going to be more and now again they are protesting mostly against unprecedented violence that we've seen on the streets of boston on and across the region of console on the on sunday of their protesting against the police crackdown on calling stations that were witnessed on sunday we witnessed police and national guard pulling people out of polling stations using force on different sorts of people including students and elderly people and they were. or breaking down windows or breaking down doors and doing everything in their power to prevent ordinary citizens self consul lonny up from voting now we have been receiving more reaction from the council and authority as this monday now the gotland president said that the government has decided to create a special commission to investigate what happened in the region on sunday to investigate possible violations against humanity now he also believes that in order to find a

the president of the governments of those the governments of cuts allouni all who have broken the law to return. so therefore place themselves within the constitutional order. well it's clear that madrid has really stuck with their lines of not agreeing. but we've seen from the cats of one leader you initially extremely strong language he was suggesting even at some point ready to go to jail for this if he must and so lots of people here are expecting for him to keep its promises but in the days. he hasn't been very clear in terms of what people. and we've been taking to the streets of barcelona to find out what it is that locals are expecting him to say but in this next hour. i think he will declare independence because he has no other option after the referendum one possibility is that he would do it but without immediate effect. until after negotiations. if they really do declare independence it will take time to come into force anyway i don't think there will be independence. i care most about it is necessary to show rebellion was not though we found the premise of the solution wh

the president of the governments of those the governments of cuts allouni all who have broken the law to brits. so therefore place themselves within the constitution. well if you can see behind me there are crowds leaving the area where people were listening on a square in barcelona to the speech that puts them on with giving and some people have come up to us and said what happened because there was so much expectation for him to say the words that he had promised to. the region and now here in barcelona people are. getting ready to welcome. him on his end. following very tense time here in the. can with the latest. on that. ninety percent of participants in the referendum on october the first voted in favor of independence the day that was marred by violence of the civil guard moving in to disrupt the vote. fizzles in madrid have persistently said that the independence vote was illegal some even resorted to making personal threats towards council on leaders. you're going to get history should not be repeated let's hope nothing is declared tomorrow because perhaps the one who clears

with the forest where the cats allouni and will declare independence is still on. it will take less than a week before article one five five reaches the senate once that happens it's certain to be approved parliament here will be meeting soon few people still think there could be a solution without getting to know the ground. through simmonds al-jazeera possibly . sells is an associate professor at georgetown she says international mediation may offer a way to resolve this crisis the spanish government has argued that they will call for elections in periods of like six months so they're going to be new elections in the long. so that's supposedly what's going to be happening but it's unclear if that's going to be the case or not because the article basically allows for this intervention to occur until normality is restart in catalonia and feel the region goes back to legality and there's some element of subjectivity on this one way to get out of this is what would be getting some international mediation which could be not there like the like the european union the u

unlikely because police are professional people they take orders and the orders then were from the cat's allouni and government. orders could come again from the government but in the government technically isn't valid or is it or is it not it depends on your viewpoint but at cording to all the people i've spoken to analysts and professionals they believe the most seuss' will obey orders will be neutral or try to be neutral internally they may think differently but like police forces all over the world there could be some leaks here and there there could be some misbehavior that could be some resignations but in the main they will do what they're told what they're ordered to do and you will see according to a very good security source who by the way actually predicted that independence would be declared. that the afternoon of friday this person i spoke to who remains anonymous now over four days ago was saying that the most suits will deliberately be used as a police force to confront any social unrest and civil unrest as i say and will be actively used in that role because it's more likely that