If the pro-independence bloc wins Sunday’s (September 28) regional election in Spain’s Catalonia region, it has said it will start a process that will lead to a unilateral declaration of separation from Spain in 2017.<br /><br /> As voting continued in Catalonia, euronews correspondent Carlos Marlasca spoke to people on the streets of the Spanish capital, Madrid. <br /><br /> “I’m against this process,” said one woman, “because I think Spain should remain united. I like the unity”.<br /><br /> “From my point of view, things must change,” said her companion. “I don’t know if they should be independent or not, but I agree the relations between both sides should change”.<br /><br /> “I hope the best option will prevail, both for the Catalans and for Spain in general,” she said.<br /><br /> “And even if the ‘yes to independence’ wins, I don’t think Catalonia will split from Spain,” said her friend.<br /><br /> “During the last few years we have seen a lot of anger and hate between the two sides. And only the future generations will be able to fix i
