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The general strike proposal was originally put forward by the anarcho-syndicalist CGT and CNT along with some smaller anarchist groups - not the CCOO who endorsed it just recently, as did the UGT. It was also originally proposed with a neutral view towards independence and primarily as a response to the repression of the Spanish government.
The general strike proposal was originally put forward by the anarcho-syndicalist CGT and CNT along with some smaller anarchist groups - not the CCOO who endorsed it just recently, as did the UGT. It was also originally proposed with a neutral view towards independence and primarily as a response to the repression of the Spanish government.
==Loose statement astray==
§PEOPLE ATTENDED IN CATALAN HOSPITALS BECAUSE OF THE SPANISH POLICE CHARGES WERE 1,066, INCLUDING 23 ELDERLY PEOPLE OVER 79 AND 2 BOYS UNDER 11. ONLY 12 POLICEMEN (11 SPANISH POLICE OFFICERS + 1 CATALAN OFFICER)<ref>http://premsa.gencat.cat/pres_fsvp/docs/2017/10/20/11/15/232799c8-755f-4810-ba56-0a5bbb78609c.pdf</ref>] (]) 23:41, 9 November 2017 (UTC)
== Multiple voting ==
== Multiple voting ==
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October 3 General Strike
The general strike proposal was originally put forward by the anarcho-syndicalist CGT and CNT along with some smaller anarchist groups - not the CCOO who endorsed it just recently, as did the UGT. It was also originally proposed with a neutral view towards independence and primarily as a response to the repression of the Spanish government.
Multiple voting
A source stating that Spanish Interior Ministry asserts that was possible voting more than one time while in the very same source the spokesman for the Catalan government denies it is used only for the first, just some words later. As no proof real multiple votings is given and only part of the info of the (unisgned) article is given, I remove it as biased, at least as references exist. --Panotxa (talk) 15:43, 5 December 2017 (UTC)