Spain's Constitutional Court declares Catalan referendum law void - spokesman
MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's Constitutional Court said on Tuesday the referendum law passed by the Catalan government Sept. 6 to hold a vote on independence was void, a spokesman said.
The court had originally suspended the referendum law as it studied its legality, though the Catalan government went ahead with the ballot regardless.
(Reporting by Carlos Ruano; Writing b Paul Day; Editing by Jesus Aguado)