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The people of Catalonia in Northeast Spain are about to vote in a local election which has become a de facto poll on independence. The outcome could plunge Spain and Europe into a prolonged period of constitutional uncertainty. Stephen Sackur asks Raul Romeva, a leader of the pro-independence coalition, why the obsession with secession at a time when Europe is struggling with economic stagnation and mass migration.