Factbox: How will Spain's central government take control of Catalonia?MADRID (Reuters) - The Spanish government will dismiss Catalonia s secessionist leadership and force the region into a new election, it decided on Saturday, unprecedented steps it said were needed to prevent the region breaking away. Below are details of the powers the Spanish government plans to assume for a maximum six months before regional elections are held as set out in a proposal to the upper house Senate.  The measures were formulated under a constitutional provision never before invoked in Spain s 40 years of democracy. Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy is asking for authorization to sack the regional government including president Carles Puigdemont and his deputy Oriol Junqueras, high-profile figures in the independence drive who organized a popular vote on secession on Oct. 1 in defiance of Madrid.  Central government ministries will take over the regional administration until calling fresh elections within six months of direct rule coming into force. On Saturday, Rajoy said he wanted to convene a vote  as soon as we get back to institutional normality . The Catalan parliament will retain a representative role, but the government will operate under the supervision of bodies chosen or created for the purpose by Madrid. The new administrators will take control of the Mossos d Esquadra regional police force, which has become embroiled in the controversy over the independence bid after allegedly failing to act to stop the referendum or protect national police who were drafted in to provide extra security. The Mossos, whose chief is under investigation on suspicion of sedition, will have to act on direct orders from their new bosses. If deemed necessary, Mossos officers may be replaced by national police. The Economy Ministry has already increased its control over regional finances, to block the use of state funds to organize the secession bid, and started paying directly for essential services. Under the new proposal, Madrid keeps financial control. Widely-watched Catalan public television TV3 will come under central control. Madrid s proposal to the Senate says this will ensure the information transmitted is  true, objective and balanced, in line with political, social and cultural pluralism, and territorial balance . The Senate, where Rajoy s People s Party has a majority, will vote on the proposal on Oct. 27. The opposition Socialist and Ciudadanos parties are backing Rajoy. After the measures are approved, they can be activated immediately or put on hold to be implemented in the future. Puigdemont could call an election himself before the government s plan comes into action, in which case direct rule would likely not be implemented. worldnews
factor how spain central government take control catalunya madrid reuters the spanish government dismiss catalunya secessionist leadership force region new election decided saturday unprecedented steps said needed prevent region breaking away below details powers spanish government plans assume maximum six months regional elections held set proposal upper house senate the measures formulated constitutional provision never invoked spain years democracy prime minister marino major asking authorization sack regional government including president charles puigdemont deputy oriole junqueras figures independence drive organized popular vote secession defiance madrid central government ministries take regional administration calling fresh elections within six months direct rule coming force on saturday major said wanted convene vote soon get back institutional formality the catalan parliament retain representative role government operate supervision bodies chosen created purpose madrid the new administrators take control mosses squadra regional police force become embroiled controversy independence bid allegedly failing act stop referendum protect national police drafted provide extra security the mosses whose chief investigation suspicion sedition act direct orders new bosses if deemed necessary mosses officers may replaced national police the economy ministry already increased control regional finances block use state funds organize secession bid started paying directly essential services under new proposal madrid keeps financial control catalan public television come central control madrid proposal senate says ensure information transmitted true objective balanced line political social cultural pluralism territorial balance the senate major people party majority vote proposal the opposition socialist ciudadanos parties backing major after measures approved activated immediately put hold implemented future puigdemont could call election government plan comes action case direct rule would likely implemented worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Factbox: How will Spain's central government take control of Catalonia?MADRID (Reuters) - The Spanish government will dismiss Catalonia s secessionist leadership and force the region into a new election, it decided on Saturday, unprecedented steps it said were needed to prevent the region breaking away. Below are details of the powers the Spanish government plans to assume for a maximum six months before regional elections are held as set out in a proposal to the upper house Senate.  The measures were formulated under a constitutional provision never before invoked in Spain s 40 years of democracy. Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy is asking for authorization to sack the regional government including president Carles Puigdemont and his deputy Oriol Junqueras, high-profile figures in the independence drive who organized a popular vote on secession on Oct. 1 in defiance of Madrid.  Central government ministries will take over the regional administration until calling fresh elections within six months of direct rule coming into force. On Saturday, Rajoy said he wanted to convene a vote  as soon as we get back to institutional normality . The Catalan parliament will retain a representative role, but the government will operate under the supervision of bodies chosen or created for the purpose by Madrid. The new administrators will take control of the Mossos d Esquadra regional police force, which has become embroiled in the controversy over the independence bid after allegedly failing to act to stop the referendum or protect national police who were drafted in to provide extra security. The Mossos, whose chief is under investigation on suspicion of sedition, will have to act on direct orders from their new bosses. If deemed necessary, Mossos officers may be replaced by national police. The Economy Ministry has already increased its control over regional finances, to block the use of state funds to organize the secession bid, and started paying directly for essential services. Under the new proposal, Madrid keeps financial control. Widely-watched Catalan public television TV3 will come under central control. Madrid s proposal to the Senate says this will ensure the information transmitted is  true, objective and balanced, in line with political, social and cultural pluralism, and territorial balance . The Senate, where Rajoy s People s Party has a majority, will vote on the proposal on Oct. 27. The opposition Socialist and Ciudadanos parties are backing Rajoy. After the measures are approved, they can be activated immediately or put on hold to be implemented in the future. Puigdemont could call an election himself before the government s plan comes into action, in which case direct rule would likely not be implemented. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: factor how spain central government take control catalunya madrid reuters the spanish government dismiss catalunya secessionist leadership force region new election decided saturday unprecedented steps said needed prevent region breaking away below details powers spanish government plans assume maximum six months regional elections held set proposal upper house senate the measures formulated constitutional provision never invoked spain years democracy prime minister marino major asking authorization sack regional government including president charles puigdemont deputy oriole junqueras figures independence drive organized popular vote secession defiance madrid central government ministries take regional administration calling fresh elections within six months direct rule coming force on saturday major said wanted convene vote soon get back institutional formality the catalan parliament retain representative role government operate supervision bodies chosen created purpose madrid the new administrators take control mosses squadra regional police force become embroiled controversy independence bid allegedly failing act stop referendum protect national police drafted provide extra security the mosses whose chief investigation suspicion sedition act direct orders new bosses if deemed necessary mosses officers may replaced national police the economy ministry already increased control regional finances block use state funds organize secession bid started paying directly essential services under new proposal madrid keeps financial control catalan public television come central control madrid proposal senate says ensure information transmitted true objective balanced line political social cultural pluralism territorial balance the senate major people party majority vote proposal the opposition socialist ciudadanos parties backing major after measures approved activated immediately put hold implemented future puigdemont could call election government plan comes action case direct rule would likely implemented worldnews