Der Kontinent der Freiheit, Aufklärung und Demokratie.
00:25
Good night.
Die EU hatte heute nichts zu sagen, genauso wie fast alle Regierungen der EU-Mitgliedsstaaten.
00:23
If the Spanish government had a secret plan the last few years to boost Catalan independence, I don’t know what they’d have done differently
— Owen Jones (@OwenJones84) October 1, 2017
00:18
Rajoy and PP, imbued with Franco's authoritarian legacy, doing their best to ferment… Catalan independence! #CatalanReferendum
— Yanis Varoufakis (@yanisvaroufakis) October 1, 2017
00:16
“We say no and we are the state."
“We say yes and we are the people.”– Canon Kenyon Wright, March 1989. https://t.co/sU3LTsmVTD
— Stewart McDonald MP (@StewartMcDonald) October 1, 2017
00:14
Raphael Minder ist Madrid-Korrespondent der New York Times:
Madrid judged Catalonia's referendum to be irrelevant + illegal, but the police response today made it very relevant https://t.co/n4sgCxyMXm
— Raphael Minder (@RaphaelMinder) October 1, 2017
00:10
The Catalan firefighters are an inspirational example of working class unity, solidarity and power. #CatalanReferendum
¡No pasarán! pic.twitter.com/5WAV2GOjZg
— Solidarity (@solidarityie) October 1, 2017
00:07
Morgen (heute) im Guardian:
Tremendo. La "postal" de Barcelona que publica demà @guardian. #CatalanReferendum pic.twitter.com/8zV1Efvowk
— Francesc Vilallonga (@vilallongapac) October 1, 2017
00:04
General Franco would be proud of Mariano Rajoy. Terrible day for Spanish democracy
— Kevin Maguire (@Kevin_Maguire) October 1, 2017
00:02
The scenes from Catalonia are appalling. They go way beyond rights and wrongs of independence. The U.K. government cannot just stay silent.
— Ed Miliband (@Ed_Miliband) October 1, 2017
23:58
Respect for rule of law should go hand in hand w respect for citizens. We want end of disproportional police violence and political dialogue pic.twitter.com/EGllycGP3D
— Hans van Baalen (@hansvanbaalen) October 1, 2017
23:54
Every generation has their era defining images.
This is mine. #CatalanReferendum pic.twitter.com/OQs7i7WTSH
— Sean Mclaughlan (@SeanMclaughlan1) October 1, 2017
23:53
"We have tried to be proportionate" says Spain's Foreign Minister after police clashes left hundreds of people injured in #Catalonia pic.twitter.com/JfLAsKLxIb
— Sky News (@SkyNews) October 1, 2017
23:48
Polizist bricht einer Frau einzeln und absichtlich mehrere Finger:
Moment en què la Policia Nacional ha agredit una noia, Marta Torrejillas, a l'institut Pau Claris de l'Eixample de Barcelona #1Oct pic.twitter.com/2l9xRzNi6D
— diariARA (@diariARA) October 1, 2017
23:46
Homage to Catalonia. pic.twitter.com/61x5E4TaKy
— Vijay Prashad (@vijayprashad) October 1, 2017
23:27
"Look what you made me do." https://t.co/evDlU1WdFL
— David Halliday (@DavidJFHalliday) October 1, 2017
"The low turnout delegitimises the result" argues the state that sealed polling places, arrested organisers, assaulted voters and stole full ballot boxes.
— David Halliday (@DavidJFHalliday) October 1, 2017
23:24
https://twitter.com/cocteautriplets/status/914515032515506178
23:17
Sechs katalanische Gerichte sollen Medienberichten zufolge Ermittlungen gegen die Mossos d’Esquadra aufgenommen haben, weil sie die richterlichen Anordnungen, gegen das heutige Referendum vorzugehen, nicht ernsthaft befolgt hätten.
22:44
⚠️Catalan president says Parliament will declare independence, as stated in referendum law, if 'Yes' wins tonight #CatalanReferendum
— Catalan News (@catalannews) October 1, 2017
22:34
Katalanischer Präsident Puigdemont soeben in öffentlicher Ansprache: Spanien hat eine schändliche Seite des Verhältnisses zu Katalonien geschrieben. Europa darf nicht mehr wegschauen. Die heutige Verletzung europäischer Grundwerte und Rechte ist keine interne Angelegenheit mehr. Katalonien hat das Recht, seine Zukunft selbst zu entscheiden. Katalanische Regierung wird im Sinne des Referendumsgesetzes das Ergebnis der heutigen Abstimmung dem Parlament übergeben, das entsprechend handeln wird.
22:21
Senad Sabovic, “Head of the Office of Political Affairs and Communications @OSCE Kosovo”:
#Spain will become Yugoslavia if Madrid makes it so. Madrid should act like London in 2014, not Belgrade in 1991 https://t.co/ssa2FfBdp2
— Senad Sabovic (@SabovicSenad) October 1, 2017
22:13
Auch Barça-Spieler Gerard Piqué hat heute abgestimmt:
Ja he votat. Junts som imparables defensant la democràcia. pic.twitter.com/mGXf7Qj1TM
— Gerard Piqué (@3gerardpique) October 1, 2017
Ich habe bereits abgestimmt. Gemeinsam sind wir unaufhaltsam in der Verteidigung der Demokratie.
22:01
Hola @marianorajoy . In Italia c’è uno speciale di @TgLa7 che attende i risultati del #ReferendumCatalogna che oggi non si è celebrato
— ANC Italia (@ancitalia) October 1, 2017
22:00
#BREAKING Pro-independence organizations call general strike on October 3 to protest against violent crackdown on #CatalanReferendum
— Catalan News (@catalannews) October 1, 2017
21:55
Jetzt auf Süddeutsche Online:
21:48
Su La7, in corso uno speciale sul referendum catalano in attesa dei risultati.
21:22
https://twitter.com/AdaColau/status/914455867281563650
Ho votato indignata dalla repressione della polizia, ma anche speranzosa per’esemplare risposta della cittadinanza. #PiùDemocrazia #RajoyDimissioni
21:18
Statement from @foreignoffice on #Catalonia is shamefully weak. A true friend of Spain would tell them today’s actions wrong and damaging. pic.twitter.com/bBnCmn5BWw
— Nicola Sturgeon (@NicolaSturgeon) October 1, 2017
21:12
We should be counting votes, not victims of police repression. Number of injured citizens protecting ballots rises to 761. https://t.co/IkwkBE6fY7
— Catalan Government (@catalangov) October 1, 2017
20:57
ZDF-Korrespondent in Brüssel Stefan Leifert:
"Rajoy macht alles falsch, was man falsch machen kann," fasst ein EU-Diplomat das Brüsseler Kopfschütteln zusammen. #Katalonien
— Stefan Leifert (@StefanLeifert) October 1, 2017
20:49
Rajoy says he has the "full support of the EU and the international community" to his reaction to #CatalanReferendum pic.twitter.com/Hi7Q9ApNwN
— Catalan News (@catalannews) October 1, 2017
20:39
Linksgrüne Fraktion im Europaparlament fordert Konsequenzen:
EU must stand against Spanish government violence and defend fundamental rights in #Catalonia https://t.co/9tiWMa36YO #CatalanReferendum pic.twitter.com/JurczAdrkK
— The Left in the European Parliament (@Left_EU) October 1, 2017
20:32
Pressekonferenz des spanischen Premierministers Mariano Rajoy. Er dankt der Europäischen Union für die Unterstützung und bezeichnet den heutigen Tag als Sieg der Demokratie. Die vielen Verletzten erwähnt er nicht.
20:20
Catalan justice minister: "Today the Spanish state has decided to attack its citizens. It is state violence". pic.twitter.com/ZYWNmyA3UZ
— Catalan News (@catalannews) October 1, 2017
20:16
Plaza del Sol (Madrid) von oben. Soldarität mit Katalonien.
Madrid llena Sol contra la represión https://t.co/EmrZOmMzYZ #CatalanReferendum #MadridASolContraLaRepresión #vergüenza pic.twitter.com/jnx7n5M6JA
— Asamblea Fuenlabrada (@Fuenlabrada15M) October 1, 2017
20:05
Zentrale Plaza del Sol in Madrid randvoll aus Solidarität mit Katalonien.
Muchísima gente en Sol gritando alto y claro Cataluña no está sola #NoEnMiNombre Defendiendo la democracia también desde Madrid pic.twitter.com/HdWx6WpdEJ
— Miguel Urbán Crespo (@MiguelUrban) October 1, 2017
19:43
Karte mit den offenen und geschlossenen Wahlsprengeln.
https://twitter.com/ElJudici/status/914533835391594497
18:58
Uxue Barkos, presidente della Nafarroa (Navarra):
Difícil imaginar mayor dignidad que la del pueblo catalán y difícil -penosamente difícil-, mayor despropósito que esta respuesta policial
— Uxue Barkos (@uxuebarkos) October 1, 2017
Difficile immaginare maggiore dignità di quella del popolo catalano e difficile — penosamente difficile — maggiore sproposito di questa risposta poliziesca.
18:40
Polizei schlägt auf einen Verletzten ein, der zum Krankenwagen gebracht wird.
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18:07
Offizielle Stellungnahme der Bürgermeisterin von Barcelona.
"All police operations against us, a people calling for rights and freedoms, must stop." @AdaColau pic.twitter.com/OCjEP7hyqd
— Ajuntament de BCN (@bcn_ajuntament) October 1, 2017
17:57
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Altafaj ist Vertreter der katalanischen Regierung in Brüssel.
17:25
Uno dei «segreti» della Generalitat per la votazione di oggi (oltre al modo in cui ha fatto arrivare le urne ai collegi nonostante i controlli della polizia) si chiama «Censo Universale». Si tratta di un censo elettorale elettronico centralizzato che permette a qualsiasi votante di esercitare il suo diritto al voto in qualsiasi collegio. I — relativamente — pochi collegi chiusi vengono quindi sostituiti da quelli rimasti aperti.
17:22
Catalan president says "police brutality will forever shame those who are justifying it" #CatalanReferendum pic.twitter.com/fWPv4AoalG
— Catalan News (@catalannews) October 1, 2017
17:19
Catalans push back Spanish National police SINGING.#shameonSpain#CatalansLoveDemocracy pic.twitter.com/tKRSu17irI
— Liz Castro (@lizcastro) October 1, 2017
17:16
More than 300 people injured in violent clashes in Cataloniahttps://t.co/9M5Lj2ia39
— TIME (@TIME) October 1, 2017
16:44
Weitere Auseinandersetzungen zwischen staatlichen Polizeien und Mossos d’Esquadra.
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16:41
Catalan government spokesman Jordi Turell says that 96% of polling stations are open. Which roughly accords with other data. 7.5 million Catalans, if roused, were always going to dominate 10-15k Spanish security services. They're roused.
— Defend Assange Campaign (@DefendAssange) October 1, 2017
16:38
"The Spanish government has disgraced itself in full view of the world" @Ross_Greer #CatalanReferedumhttps://t.co/fPzRYC9vRk pic.twitter.com/h7u0t4sTLY
— Scottish Greens (@scottishgreens) October 1, 2017
16:27
Bischof von Solsona hat abgestimmt.
El bisbe de #Solsona, Xavier Novell, acaba de votar a #Navès #1OSolsonaFM #Solsonès @bisbatsolsona pic.twitter.com/xzgB5Ls4Pa
— SOLSONA FM (@solsonafm) October 1, 2017
16:14
Landespolizei schützt Abstimmende vor Staatspolizei. Vielha, Aran, Okzitanien.
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16:11
Bauern schützen Abstimmungslokale mit Traktoren.
Farmers protect voting queus by lining up their tractors. #resistim https://t.co/JNDvsRauep
— Assemblea International (@assemblea_int) October 1, 2017
16:06
— FC Barcelona (@FCBarcelona) October 1, 2017
16:02
The Spanish police are now beating up Catalan firefighters. This is an absolute shocker. #CatalanReferendum https://t.co/zJeTATJQxJ
— Owen Jones (@OwenJones84) October 1, 2017
15:42
Katalanisches Justizdepartement ruft Verletzte dazu auf, sich versorgen zu lassen und dann über Mossos (Landespolizei) Anzeige zu erstatten. Infonummer freigeschaltet.
https://twitter.com/justiciacat/status/914480817048604674
15:00
Wozu eine Landespolizei auch nützlich sein kann. #Vermittlung
Guardia civil sin miramientos. Mossos se encara con la guardia civil. (Gavà) pic.twitter.com/T2WZKFS0c9
— Òscar Jiménez (@OscarJim3nez) October 1, 2017
14:54
Police violence against citizens in #Catalonia is shocking. The Spanish government must act to end it now.
— Jeremy Corbyn (@jeremycorbyn) October 1, 2017
14:48
Als erster Regierungschef eines EU-Mitgliedslands kritisierte Charles Michel (Belgien) die Gewalt:
Violence can never be the answer! We condemn all forms of violence and reaffirm our call for political dialogue #CatalanReferendum #Spain
— Charles Michel (@CharlesMichel) October 1, 2017
14:42
Fordere gemeinsam mit @GreensEP die EU-Kommission auf, sich sofort als Vermittlerin in #catalonia einzuschalten https://t.co/N5gvEes2X2
— Ulrike Lunacek (@UlrikeLunacek) October 1, 2017
14:28
Catalan firefighters defending voters from the Spanish police. Absolutely astonishing. pic.twitter.com/Gyb1qjN38J
— Owen Jones (@OwenJones84) October 1, 2017
14:14
Catalan voters in Sabadell push back Spanish police this morning trying to stop #CatalanReferendum #referendumCAT pic.twitter.com/FXZ1A2JKtS
— WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) October 1, 2017
14:07
1/2 Increasingly concerned by images from #Catalonia. Regardless of views on independence, we should all condemn the scenes being witnessed
— Nicola Sturgeon (@NicolaSturgeon) October 1, 2017
2/2 and call on Spain to change course before someone is seriously hurt. Let people vote peacefully.
— Nicola Sturgeon (@NicolaSturgeon) October 1, 2017
13:58
Spanish police fire rubber projectiles at pro-independence protesters in Barcelona during Catalan referendum https://t.co/d5cNSThfSr
— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) October 1, 2017
13:48
Die Polizei in #Katalonien geht geht mit Gewalt gegen Menschen vor, die am Unabhängigkeitsreferendum teilnehmen wollen. #Spanien pic.twitter.com/BhsIxhc0PE
— BR24 (@BR24) October 1, 2017
13:19
https://twitter.com/31bbd/status/914449430379728896
13:12
Ada Colau, Bürgermeisterin von Barcelona, soll vor einer Schule in der katalanischen Hauptstadt in der Schlange warten, um abzustimmen.
13.08 (vgl. 10:43)
Rubber bullets have been used to deter voters in the #CatalanReferendum pic.twitter.com/1UsptfYrvH
— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) October 1, 2017
12:54
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12:40
Der spanische Innenminister ist sichtlich stolz:
La @policia retira urnas para hacer cumplir el mandato judicial y la legalidad ante el referéndum ilegal. #EstamosporTI pic.twitter.com/o45f76yvSA
— Juan Ignacio Zoido (@zoidoJI) October 1, 2017
Die Polizei beschlagnahmt Urnen um gerichtlichen Auftrag zu erfüllen und die Legalität vor dem illegalen Referendum [zu verteidigen]. #WirSindfürDICHda
Höhnischer Hashtag inbegriffen.
11:51
https://twitter.com/PabloIglesias/status/914422717935489024
Pablo Iglesias, Vorsitzender von Podemos:
[…]Entweder mit dem PP oder mit der Demokratie.
11:15
Los que idearon este plan para evitar el referéndum, igual no saben que lo que han provocado es que hoy Cataluña se vaya definitivamente.
— Jordi Évole (@jordievole) October 1, 2017
Jordi Évole, giornalista catalano unionista:
Quelli che hanno ideato questo piano per evitare il referendum, forse non sanno che ciò che hanno provocato è che oggi la Catalogna se ne vada definitivamente.
11:06
Votar es democracia!
— Carles Puyol (@Carles5puyol) October 1, 2017
10:43
Unbestätigt: Angeblich Schusswaffengebrauch der Staatspolizei in Sabadell (Gummigeschosse?).
10:24
Sant Julià de Ramis….this is the answer from Spanish government in front the democracy #CatalanReferendum pic.twitter.com/VAWZ2BcVlA
— Silvia Cortes Rodes (@RodesCortes) October 1, 2017
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