Spanish PM, in Catalonia, calls for big turnout at December electionBARCELONA - Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy urged Catalans to turn out in force in a December election to  restore normality  to a region buffeted by attempts to split from Spain. In his first visit to Barcelona since Madrid imposed direct rule on Catalonia and sacked its separatist leaders, Rajoy said the Dec. 21 election would safeguard the economy and stop companies moving out of the economically important region.  We want a massive turnout to begin a new political era of tranquillity, normality, coexistence and respect,  Rajoy told the Catalan wing of his conservative People s Party (PP).   We must urgently bring back normality to Catalonia ... to reduce social tension and stop damage to the economy.  Despite opposition to the early election imposed by Madrid as a way to resolve the impasse, the two leading pro-independence parties, PDeCAT of deposed leader Carles Puigdemont, and the ERC, have said they will participate.  However, they failed to agree to run on a united ticket, potentially harming the separatist camp s chances of winning a majority in the regional parliament.  The far-left pro-independence CUP party, whose support was key to Puigdemont s government, decided on Sunday to run in the upcoming election. Madrid s imposition of direct rule on Catalonia has widened a rift between political parties both in regional politics and at the municipal level.  On Sunday, the party of Barcelona Mayor Ada Colau voted to break its pact to govern with the Catalan Socialist Party (PSC), citing the latter s support for the application of direct rule. Some 54 percent of Spaniards evaluate positively Madrid s handling of the Catalan crisis, but only 28 percent of Catalans share this view, according to a poll for newspaper El Pais. On Saturday, 750,000 people marched in Barcelona to call for the release of separatist leaders from pre-trial detention. worldnews
spanish pm catalunya calls big turnout december electionbarcelona prime minister marino major urged catalan turn force december election restore formality region suffered attempts split spain in first visit barcelona since madrid imposed direct rule catalunya sacked separatist leaders major said election would safeguard economy stop companies moving economically important region we want massive turnout begin new political era tranquillity formality coexistence respect major told catalan wing conservative people party pp we must urgently bring back formality catalunya reduce social tension stop damage economy despite opposition early election imposed madrid way resolve impasse two leading parties decay deposed leader charles puigdemont erc said participate however failed agree run united ticket potentially harming separatist camp chances winning majority regional parliament the cup party whose support key puigdemont government decided sunday run upcoming election madrid imposition direct rule catalunya widened rift political parties regional politics municipal level on sunday party barcelona mayor ada cola voted break pact govern catalan socialist party psc citing latter support application direct rule some percent standards evaluate positively madrid handling catalan crisis percent catalan share view according poll newspaper el pais on saturday people marched barcelona call release separatist leaders detention 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: Spanish PM, in Catalonia, calls for big turnout at December electionBARCELONA - Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy urged Catalans to turn out in force in a December election to  restore normality  to a region buffeted by attempts to split from Spain. In his first visit to Barcelona since Madrid imposed direct rule on Catalonia and sacked its separatist leaders, Rajoy said the Dec. 21 election would safeguard the economy and stop companies moving out of the economically important region.  We want a massive turnout to begin a new political era of tranquillity, normality, coexistence and respect,  Rajoy told the Catalan wing of his conservative People s Party (PP).   We must urgently bring back normality to Catalonia ... to reduce social tension and stop damage to the economy.  Despite opposition to the early election imposed by Madrid as a way to resolve the impasse, the two leading pro-independence parties, PDeCAT of deposed leader Carles Puigdemont, and the ERC, have said they will participate.  However, they failed to agree to run on a united ticket, potentially harming the separatist camp s chances of winning a majority in the regional parliament.  The far-left pro-independence CUP party, whose support was key to Puigdemont s government, decided on Sunday to run in the upcoming election. Madrid s imposition of direct rule on Catalonia has widened a rift between political parties both in regional politics and at the municipal level.  On Sunday, the party of Barcelona Mayor Ada Colau voted to break its pact to govern with the Catalan Socialist Party (PSC), citing the latter s support for the application of direct rule. Some 54 percent of Spaniards evaluate positively Madrid s handling of the Catalan crisis, but only 28 percent of Catalans share this view, according to a poll for newspaper El Pais. On Saturday, 750,000 people marched in Barcelona to call for the release of separatist leaders from pre-trial detention. 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: spanish pm catalunya calls big turnout december electionbarcelona prime minister marino major urged catalan turn force december election restore formality region suffered attempts split spain in first visit barcelona since madrid imposed direct rule catalunya sacked separatist leaders major said election would safeguard economy stop companies moving economically important region we want massive turnout begin new political era tranquillity formality coexistence respect major told catalan wing conservative people party pp we must urgently bring back formality catalunya reduce social tension stop damage economy despite opposition early election imposed madrid way resolve impasse two leading parties decay deposed leader charles puigdemont erc said participate however failed agree run united ticket potentially harming separatist camp chances winning majority regional parliament the cup party whose support key puigdemont government decided sunday run upcoming election madrid imposition direct rule catalunya widened rift political parties regional politics municipal level on sunday party barcelona mayor ada cola voted break pact govern catalan socialist party psc citing latter support application direct rule some percent standards evaluate positively madrid handling catalan crisis percent catalan share view according poll newspaper el pais on saturday people marched barcelona call release separatist leaders detention worldnews