Catalan police chief resigns in run-up to independence referendum


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  • Monday, 17 Jul 2017

MADRID (Reuters) - The head of Catalonia's police force resigned on Monday, just two and a half months before a referendum on independence from Spain which has been planned by regional separatist leaders but is staunchly opposed by the central government.

A spokeswoman for the northeastern Spanish region's police confirmed that Albert Batlle was leaving but gave no further details.

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