Catalonia chief opens door to declaration of independenceMADRID (Reuters) - The head of the Catalan regional government on Sunday opened the door to a potential declaration of independence of Catalonia from Spain after a day of tensions in the northeastern region where police were deployed to thwart an independence vote.  On this day of hope and suffering, Catalonia s citizens have earned the right to have an independent state in the form of a republic,  Carles Puigdemont said in a televised address, surrounded by members of his government.  My government, in the next few days will send the results of today s vote to the Catalan Parliament, where the sovereignty of our people lies, so that it can act in accordance with the law of the referendum,  he also said. The law of the referendum foresees a unilateral declaration of independence by the regional parliament of Catalonia if the majority votes to leave Spain. Preliminary results point to an overwhelming majority of Catalans voting to leave after a referendum that had been banned by the constitutional court and declared illegal by Madrid.  worldnews
catalunya chief opens door declaration independencemadrid reuters the head catalan regional government sunday opened door potential declaration independence catalunya spain day tensions northeastern region police deployed thwart independence vote on day hope suffering catalunya citizens earned right independent state form republic charles puigdemont said televised address surrounded members government my government next days send results today vote catalan parliament sovereignty people lies act accordance law referendum also said the law referendum foresee unilateral declaration independence regional parliament catalunya majority votes leave spain preliminary results point overwhelming majority catalan voting leave referendum banned constitutional court declared illegal madrid 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: Catalonia chief opens door to declaration of independenceMADRID (Reuters) - The head of the Catalan regional government on Sunday opened the door to a potential declaration of independence of Catalonia from Spain after a day of tensions in the northeastern region where police were deployed to thwart an independence vote.  On this day of hope and suffering, Catalonia s citizens have earned the right to have an independent state in the form of a republic,  Carles Puigdemont said in a televised address, surrounded by members of his government.  My government, in the next few days will send the results of today s vote to the Catalan Parliament, where the sovereignty of our people lies, so that it can act in accordance with the law of the referendum,  he also said. The law of the referendum foresees a unilateral declaration of independence by the regional parliament of Catalonia if the majority votes to leave Spain. Preliminary results point to an overwhelming majority of Catalans voting to leave after a referendum that had been banned by the constitutional court and declared illegal by Madrid.  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: catalunya chief opens door declaration independencemadrid reuters the head catalan regional government sunday opened door potential declaration independence catalunya spain day tensions northeastern region police deployed thwart independence vote on day hope suffering catalunya citizens earned right independent state form republic charles puigdemont said televised address surrounded members government my government next days send results today vote catalan parliament sovereignty people lies act accordance law referendum also said the law referendum foresee unilateral declaration independence regional parliament catalunya majority votes leave spain preliminary results point overwhelming majority catalan voting leave referendum banned constitutional court declared illegal madrid worldnews