It was possible to vote normally. People were nervous as the police had attacked at many polling stations in the area.
The night before.
Protecting the polling station the night before.
Although the polling station isn't open yet, there is already a queue to vote.
Tot i estar tancat el IES Sant Andreu hi ha cua per poder votar. #referendumRAC1 #referendumCAT #votarem pic.twitter.com/QcbkKqBGB8
— Carles Balañá (@Carlesbalpla) 1 d’octubre de 2017
Waiting to vote.
IES sant Andreu. Tension https://t.co/DucsQ0GHVF
— David Poblador i Garcia (@davidpoblador) 1 d’octubre de 2017
Waiting for the arrival of the police.
People chant "Els carrers seran sempre nostres" ("The streets will always be ours").
IES Sant Andreu de Barcelona on els antiavalots han entrat per desallotjar #CatalanReferendum #referendumCAT #Votarem pic.twitter.com/YU8RCYQNQy
— Jakista 🎗 (@Jakista) 1 d’octubre de 2017
In the afternoon there are still many people.
The vote count has been completed. People chant "Hem votat" ("We have voted").
Davant de l'IES Sant Andreu, al barri de Prosperitat, quan han acabat de fer el recompte. Paperetes al cel amb el crit #HemVotat pic.twitter.com/OHu7e0twCK
— Gemma Ros Galimany (@GGalimany) 1 d’octubre de 2017
The vote count.
Recuento de IES Sant Andreu. En la prosperitat. #1OTV3 pic.twitter.com/V6Wtj1QMgj
— ignacio (@ignacioduran11) 1 d’octubre de 2017