It was possible to vote normally. At one point an extreme-right group appeared in the polling station and apparently attacked one of the people inside. The polling station closed early in order to centralise the vote at the nearby IES Ramon Muntaner polling station.
They spent the night in the centre.
Early morning (photo by Tramuntana TV).
The voting stations are set up.
The voting begins.
Ja es comença a votar al centre cívic de la creu de la mà a Figueres!! Orgull!#CatalanReferendum pic.twitter.com/HDfxzRguuz
— Ari (@aari_believe) 1 de octubre de 2017
A group plays music while the referendum is being held.
Orgullosa de la meva terra i de la seva gent, ara mateix al centre cívic de la Creu de la Mà a Figueres! #CatalanReferendum pic.twitter.com/zfpV9ep6L8
— Ari (@aari_believe) 1 de octubre de 2017
This photo was uploaded to twitter by someone who was in the polling station. The tweet said literally: "When your hand shakes as you make the cross on the 'Yes' because we feel the Guardia Civil approaching. We have all gathered inside, along with the ballot boxes. There is a lot of tension."
