'The invention of the Catalan rebellion by the "independent" Spanish judiciary'
'Llarena knows that the Ministry's affairs are by no means enough for
someone to buy his rebellious fairy tale from him. Therefore, Llarena
faked the "risk" that after the events of September 20, "in later
mobilizations, an instrumentalized violence could be achieved to achieve
independence." Specifically, "an escalation of violence was to be
expected on the day of the referendum": "Nevertheless, the
autonomous government of Catalonia has decided to hold the referendum,
and the forces of the autonomous police committed to ensuring that the
supporters of the separation process participate in the election can."
However, it has long been proven that this violence did not exist on
the part of independence. In addition, the reference to the regional
police is wrong, because the Mossos d'Esquadra peacefully closed on 1
October more polling stations than the Spanish security forces with
brutal force. Up until now, these have only ever been used by Spanish
security forces and later by fascists in the ranks of the Unionists.'
