It was possible to vote normally. Towards four in the afternoon it was decided to close the Josep Orriols i Roca school because it is more difficult to protect. The nearby library was the only center that remained open, owing to it being surrounded by narrow streets that are blocked by tractors.
In the early morning.
A tractor blocks the street.
A large crowd protects the centre.
Waiting for the results.
A Moià, hem votat! hem votat! hem votat! pic.twitter.com/QLYcuC6mpz
— Núria PadrisaRovira (@AirunPad) 1 de octubre de 2017
Moià receives the polling station volunteers with applause.
The vote count is finished. People chant: "Hem votat!" (We have voted!).
📽 Impressionant rebuda a crits #HemVotat a #Moià quan han sortit els membres de meses per anunciar resultats! #1OctTV3 #CatalanReferendum pic.twitter.com/gUS1qdaDc1
— 🎗Maria Tarter (@miatarter) 1 de octubre de 2017
"The streets will always be ours."
Els carrers seran sempre nostres! #CatalanReferendum #Moià #1O #1Oct #Catalonia #cataloniaReferendum #votem #Democracia pic.twitter.com/r17umTjz0w
— Núria Arisa 🎗 (@nuriarisa) 1 de octubre de 2017