Catalan speaker freed on bail but gagged for election campaignMADRID (Reuters) - The Catalan parliament s speaker was released from prison on Friday but the terms she agreed to seem likely to prevent her campaigning on a pro-independence ticket in a regional election next month. Carme Forcadell appeared in the Supreme Court in Madrid on Thursday to answer charges of rebellion, sedition and misuse of public funds, after she enabled a declaration of independence by the Catalan parliament in late October that prompted the Spanish government to take control of the region. She was released on bail of 150,000 euros after agreeing to renounce any political activity that went against the Spanish constitution, according to the court s ruling. Those terms threaten to further undermine an independence movement in which cracks are starting to appear. Court sources had quoted Forcadell and other summoned Catalan lawmakers as telling the judge that the independence declaration had not been legally binding - comments that the Spanish government welcomed on Friday.  We see ... in the statements from the separatist leaders how the return to a constitutional order is starting to become a reality,  Spanish government spokesman Inigo Mendez de Vigo told reporters. Judge Pablo Llarena said the court could reconsider its ruling if it found evidence of Forcadell offending again, in effect banning her from campaigning for independence in the Dec. 21 election. Following the independence declaration, Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy used his power to fire the administration of Catalan president Carles Puigdemont, dissolve Catalonia s parliament and call a new election. Puigdemont at the time called the declaration a major step toward establishing an independent Catalan state, and Forcadell described Rajoy s response as a coup and an  attack against democracy . On Tuesday, the PDeCAT party of Puigdemont   who flew to Brussels after being deposed   failed to agree on a united ticket to contest the election with another secessionist party, denting the pro-independence camp s hopes of pressing ahead with its bid to split from Spain after the election. In a last-ditch attempt at a united front, Puigdemont said on Friday he was still willing to lead an independent civic group, but none of the parties immediately offered it any backing. Forcadell left the Alcala Meco prison outside Madrid after the Supreme Court said in a statement it had received her bail payment.  Forcadell tweeted:  We re returning home. With the calm knowledge of having acted correctly: guaranteeing freedom of expression in the parliament, the center of national sovereignty.  Authorities are continuing to investigate her role in Catalonia s banned independence drive, and the court confiscated her passport and ordered her to report to authorities once a week. The court had summoned her along with five Catalan lawmakers, four of whom were released on Thursday on 25,000-euro bail after surrendering their passports. The fifth was released without bail or conditions. Eight former members of the Catalan government and the leaders of the two main pro-independence grassroots groups remain in prison pending a separate investigation by the High Court.  Puigdemont, who also faces charges of rebellion and sedition, is appealing in Belgium against an international arrest warrant served by Spain. A grassroots Catalan pro-independence group, the Catalan National Assembly (ANC), said it had paid Forcadell s bail and called a protest for Saturday to demand the release of the others. worldnews
catalan speaker freed bail tagged election campaignmadrid reuters the catalan parliament speaker released prison friday terms agreed seem likely prevent campaigning ticket regional election next month came forcadell appeared supreme court madrid thursday answer charges rebellion sedition misuse public funds enabled declaration independence catalan parliament late october prompted spanish government take control region she released bail euros agreeing renounce political activity went spanish constitution according court ruling those terms threaten undermine independence movement cracks starting appear court sources quoted forcadell summoned catalan lawmakers telling judge independence declaration legally binding comments spanish government welcomed friday we see statements separatist leaders return constitutional order starting become reality spanish government spokesman indigo mendes de vivo told reporters judge pablo arena said court could reconsider ruling found evidence forcadell offending effect banning campaigning independence election following independence declaration spanish prime minister marino major used power fire administration catalan president charles puigdemont dissolve catalunya parliament call new election puigdemont time called declaration major step toward establishing independent catalan state forcadell described major response coup attack democracy on tuesday decay party puigdemont flew brussels deposed failed agree united ticket contest election another secessionist party denying camp hopes pressing ahead bid split spain election in attempt united front puigdemont said friday still willing lead independent civic group none parties immediately offered backing forcadell left alla eco prison outside madrid supreme court said statement received bail payment forcadell tweeted we returning home with calm knowledge acted correctly guaranteeing freedom expression parliament center national sovereignty authorities continuing investigate role catalunya banned independence drive court confiscated passport ordered report authorities week the court summoned along five catalan lawmakers four released thursday bail surrendering passports the fifth released without bail conditions eight former members catalan government leaders two main grassroots groups remain prison pending separate investigation high court puigdemont also faces charges rebellion sedition appealing belgium international arrest warrant served spain a grassroots catalan group catalan national assembly anc said paid forcadell bail called protest saturday demand release others 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: Catalan speaker freed on bail but gagged for election campaignMADRID (Reuters) - The Catalan parliament s speaker was released from prison on Friday but the terms she agreed to seem likely to prevent her campaigning on a pro-independence ticket in a regional election next month. Carme Forcadell appeared in the Supreme Court in Madrid on Thursday to answer charges of rebellion, sedition and misuse of public funds, after she enabled a declaration of independence by the Catalan parliament in late October that prompted the Spanish government to take control of the region. She was released on bail of 150,000 euros after agreeing to renounce any political activity that went against the Spanish constitution, according to the court s ruling. Those terms threaten to further undermine an independence movement in which cracks are starting to appear. Court sources had quoted Forcadell and other summoned Catalan lawmakers as telling the judge that the independence declaration had not been legally binding - comments that the Spanish government welcomed on Friday.  We see ... in the statements from the separatist leaders how the return to a constitutional order is starting to become a reality,  Spanish government spokesman Inigo Mendez de Vigo told reporters. Judge Pablo Llarena said the court could reconsider its ruling if it found evidence of Forcadell offending again, in effect banning her from campaigning for independence in the Dec. 21 election. Following the independence declaration, Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy used his power to fire the administration of Catalan president Carles Puigdemont, dissolve Catalonia s parliament and call a new election. Puigdemont at the time called the declaration a major step toward establishing an independent Catalan state, and Forcadell described Rajoy s response as a coup and an  attack against democracy . On Tuesday, the PDeCAT party of Puigdemont   who flew to Brussels after being deposed   failed to agree on a united ticket to contest the election with another secessionist party, denting the pro-independence camp s hopes of pressing ahead with its bid to split from Spain after the election. In a last-ditch attempt at a united front, Puigdemont said on Friday he was still willing to lead an independent civic group, but none of the parties immediately offered it any backing. Forcadell left the Alcala Meco prison outside Madrid after the Supreme Court said in a statement it had received her bail payment.  Forcadell tweeted:  We re returning home. With the calm knowledge of having acted correctly: guaranteeing freedom of expression in the parliament, the center of national sovereignty.  Authorities are continuing to investigate her role in Catalonia s banned independence drive, and the court confiscated her passport and ordered her to report to authorities once a week. The court had summoned her along with five Catalan lawmakers, four of whom were released on Thursday on 25,000-euro bail after surrendering their passports. The fifth was released without bail or conditions. Eight former members of the Catalan government and the leaders of the two main pro-independence grassroots groups remain in prison pending a separate investigation by the High Court.  Puigdemont, who also faces charges of rebellion and sedition, is appealing in Belgium against an international arrest warrant served by Spain. A grassroots Catalan pro-independence group, the Catalan National Assembly (ANC), said it had paid Forcadell s bail and called a protest for Saturday to demand the release of the others. 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: catalan speaker freed bail tagged election campaignmadrid reuters the catalan parliament speaker released prison friday terms agreed seem likely prevent campaigning ticket regional election next month came forcadell appeared supreme court madrid thursday answer charges rebellion sedition misuse public funds enabled declaration independence catalan parliament late october prompted spanish government take control region she released bail euros agreeing renounce political activity went spanish constitution according court ruling those terms threaten undermine independence movement cracks starting appear court sources quoted forcadell summoned catalan lawmakers telling judge independence declaration legally binding comments spanish government welcomed friday we see statements separatist leaders return constitutional order starting become reality spanish government spokesman indigo mendes de vivo told reporters judge pablo arena said court could reconsider ruling found evidence forcadell offending effect banning campaigning independence election following independence declaration spanish prime minister marino major used power fire administration catalan president charles puigdemont dissolve catalunya parliament call new election puigdemont time called declaration major step toward establishing independent catalan state forcadell described major response coup attack democracy on tuesday decay party puigdemont flew brussels deposed failed agree united ticket contest election another secessionist party denying camp hopes pressing ahead bid split spain election in attempt united front puigdemont said friday still willing lead independent civic group none parties immediately offered backing forcadell left alla eco prison outside madrid supreme court said statement received bail payment forcadell tweeted we returning home with calm knowledge acted correctly guaranteeing freedom expression parliament center national sovereignty authorities continuing investigate role catalunya banned independence drive court confiscated passport ordered report authorities week the court summoned along five catalan lawmakers four released thursday bail surrendering passports the fifth released without bail conditions eight former members catalan government leaders two main grassroots groups remain prison pending separate investigation high court puigdemont also faces charges rebellion sedition appealing belgium international arrest warrant served spain a grassroots catalan group catalan national assembly anc said paid forcadell bail called protest saturday demand release others worldnews