Spain says most potential voting stations for Catalan vote closedMADRID (Reuters) - Most public buildings that were intended to be used as polling stations in Sunday s disputed referendum on Catalan independence have been closed, Spain s Interior Ministry said on Saturday. Only  some  potential voting stations were being occupied by people bent on obstructing police efforts to enforce a court order barring public buildings from being used for Sunday s planned vote, the ministry said in a statement. worldnews
spain says potential voting stations catalan vote closedmadrid reuters most public buildings intended used polling stations sunday disputed referendum catalan independence closed spain interior ministry said saturday only potential voting stations occupied people bent obstructing police efforts enforce court order barring public buildings used sunday planned vote ministry said statement 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: Spain says most potential voting stations for Catalan vote closedMADRID (Reuters) - Most public buildings that were intended to be used as polling stations in Sunday s disputed referendum on Catalan independence have been closed, Spain s Interior Ministry said on Saturday. Only  some  potential voting stations were being occupied by people bent on obstructing police efforts to enforce a court order barring public buildings from being used for Sunday s planned vote, the ministry said in a statement. 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: spain says potential voting stations catalan vote closedmadrid reuters most public buildings intended used polling stations sunday disputed referendum catalan independence closed spain interior ministry said saturday only potential voting stations occupied people bent obstructing police efforts enforce court order barring public buildings used sunday planned vote ministry said statement worldnews