President of Catalonia <a gi-track='captionPersonalityLinkClicked' href=/galleries/search?phrase=Artur+Mas&family=editorial&specificpeople=712829 ng-click='$event.stopPropagation()'>Artur Mas</a> waves to wellwishers after the Catalanist coalition 'Junts pel Si' (Together for the Yes) won the regional elections held in Catalonia on September 27, 2015 in Barcelona, Spain. The main Catalanist parties, Catalan Democratic Convergence 'Convergencia Democratica de Catalunya' party (CDC), Republican Leftist of Catalonia 'Esquerra Republicana de Catalunya' party (ERC) and a group of social associations have joined together to form a Catalan pro-independence coalition 'Junts pel Si' (Together for the Yes). Over 5 million Catalans are called to vote in Parliamentary elections on September 27, with opinion polls predicting that the majority of seats will be won by pro-independence parties, which could lead to a push for independence in Catalonia.
{"Image ImageDescription": "BARCELONA, SPAIN - SEPTEMBER 27:  President of Catalonia Artur Mas waves to wellwishers after the Catalanist coalition 'Junts pel Si' (Together for the Yes) won the regional elections held in Catalonia on September 27, 2015 in Barcelona, Spain. The main Catalanist parties, Catalan Democratic Convergence 'Convergencia Democratica de Catalunya' party (CDC), Republican Leftist of Catalonia 'Esquerra Republicana de Catalunya' party (ERC) and a group of social associations have joined together to form a Catalan pro-independence coalition 'Junts pel Si' (Together for the Yes). Over 5 million Catalans are called to vote in Parliamentary elections on September 27, with opinion polls predicting that the majority of seats will be won by pro-independence parties, which could lead to a push for independence in Catalonia.  (Photo by Alex Caparros/Getty Images)", "Image Copyright": "2015 Getty Images"}