It was possible to vote normally.
'Cassolada' - banging of pots and pans as a protest - the day before.
#cassolada al IES Joan Brossa! Ho tenim clar #volemvotar! Defensa el teu col·legi! #referendumCat pic.twitter.com/1qqQf7yNkG
— Contracorrent Catalunya (@Contrac_Cat) 30 de setembre de 2017
Preparing breakfast.
There are about two hundred people protecting the school.
A brief journalistic chronicle before opening the school.
[VIDEO EN DIRECTO] #1Oct Más de 200 personas en el IES Joan Brossa de #Barcelona Ambiente tranquilo a la espera de los Mossos pic.twitter.com/6JdVuuBhgx
— IzquierdaDiario.es (@iDiarioES) 1 d’octubre de 2017
Neighbors and supporters from the Basque Country and Aragon are organized to carry out the referendum.
Having already voted.
The rain does not stop the vote.
Two Mossos d'Esquadra police officers keep watch.
People chant "No passaran" ("They shall not pass").
Crowd chanting "No pasaran" at Institut Joan Brossa de Barcelona https://t.co/igQHzdag6L pic.twitter.com/CpAJBi87QN via @arainfonoticias
— Live Eurasia Map (@eurasiamap) 1 d’octubre de 2017
The school is closed. The people chant "Els carrers seran sempre nostres" ("The streets will always be ours").
#tancament #CatalanReferedendum Joan Brossa #Guinardo #Barcelona tot be, han passat de llarg pic.twitter.com/eiUgszJdZP
— Yolanda Vives 🎗 (@yvives) 1 d’octubre de 2017