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Nearly one week after Spanish police tried to violently shut down Catalonias vote to become independent from the country, thousands of people rallied in Madrid and Barcelona on Saturday in a more peaceful show of support and opposition.People who were wearing white were backing the slogan, Shall we talk which Jordi Cuixart, president of one of the one of t
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stanley cup c Gaillard/Reuters There has to be a commitment to dialogue, Cuixart said. We will continue to demand a commitment that the referendum law be fulfilled.Meanwhile, Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has denied requests for mediation, vowing to block independence, which could signal more ruptures to come in the European Union. Thousands of supporters of the union counter-protested the sea of white with Spanish flags.People take part in a pro-union demonstration in Madrid, Spain, October 7, 2017. Photo by Sergio Perez/ReutersThe demonstration was a much more peaceful scene than what happened on Oct. 1, when 90 percent of Catalans who voted in an outlawed referendum favored secession from Spain. There was a 43 percent turnout.READ MORE: What happened with Catalonias vote for independence 鈥?and whats nextSpanish police tried to sabotage the vote by raiding polling stations, beating voters and
