CORRECTED-Catalan regional leader says violent protest must stop
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The leader of Spain's Catalonia region condemned increasing unrest in the city of Barcelona on Thursday, as protests intensified three days after nine leaders of a 2017 independence bid were sentenced to up to 13 years in jail.
"We condemn violence," Quim Torra said in a televised address after midnight, according to a translation of the Catalan language provided by Spain's state broadcaster. "We cannot let these incidents happen in our country. This has to stop right now."
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