It was possible to vote normally. But at one point Policía Nacional vans were seen on Avinguda Meridiana and there was a fear that there would be a police intervention.
The day before, there were singing workshops on the street.
In the early morning.
People chant "Votarem ("We will vote") when it is made known that the voting tables have been set up.
Gritos de “votarem” tras anunciarse que ya están todas las mesas electorales completas, en el colegio El Sagrer de BCN #1Oct pic.twitter.com/PeBr8pDFjL
— Laura Puig (@laupuigpasamon) 1 d’octubre de 2017
People queue while waiting to vote. They have been cuts to the internet.
Protecting the school.
Given the likelihood that the Policía Nacional might arrive, people begin to organise peaceful resistance.
*Así resistencia Pacífica
— Xena, la guerrera (@ejanet15) 1 d’octubre de 2017
Escola El Sagrer Barna
SAGRERA Vecin@s Organizadas queremos Votarem pic.twitter.com/yJ6Za9kwSa
People are gathered at the door to organize peaceful resistance.
SEGUIMOS RESISTIENDO
— Xena, la guerrera (@ejanet15) 1 d’octubre de 2017
Escola El Sagrer Barna
SAGRERA ahora pic.twitter.com/vo6aZjCLho
Police vans on Avinguda Meridiana, near the school.
Policia a avinguda meridiana. #elsagrer #lestel pic.twitter.com/62d6Gs9hPO
— Marcel DP (@Marsyanu) 1 d’octubre de 2017
The school is closed and people sing the Catalan National anthem "Els Segadors."
Impressionant l'emoció i cohesió dels veïns de La Sagrera davant #ElSagrer
— Oriol Amorós 🎗 🇩🇪🇧🇪🇨🇭🏴 (@OriolAmoros) 1 d’octubre de 2017
Sr @MarianoRajoy : #HemVotat #CatalanReferendum pic.twitter.com/4r675v9CeD
People chant "Hem votat" ("We have voted").
15 hores després, l'escola El Sagrer de Barcelona canvia el #Votarem per l'#HemVotat. #CatalanReferendum #Guanyarem pic.twitter.com/L1CRFulVJ3
— El Pelroig (@elpelroig) 1 d’octubre de 2017