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Catalans 'Back' President's Vision for Independence
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September 28, 2015
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Sep 28, 20152:15Now PlayingSeptember 28 -- The Catalan president Artur Mas has already ruptured his party in his bid to secede from Spain. On Sunday, voters in the region narrowly rejected his plan to build an independent state and left him needing a deal with an anti-capitalist party that rejects the rule of law if he wants to govern. Before the vote, Mas had said the regional ballot was effectively a referendum on independence. Afterwards, he said 48 percent support is enough.
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