In a press briefing, regional government spokesman Jordi Turull said 2.02 million Catalans voted &quot;yes&quot; to the question: &quot;Do you want Catalonia to become an independent state in the form of a republic?&quot;

He added 2.26 million people took part.

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Catalan govt says independence wins with 90 percent of votes

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