Spain: Clashes break out between Catalan protesters and police in Lleida

M/S Protesters throwing fence at police, police running after protesters, Lleida
M/S Police hitting protesters with batons
M/S Police, chairs on ground
M/S Police and protesters
W/S Protesters throwing projectiles at police
M/S Protester throwing fence at police
M/S Police facing off with person
M/S Emergency workers near injured person
M/S Protesters throwing chairs at police
M/S Police, chairs on ground
W/S Police arriving
W/S Protesters crashing fence in front of police
M/S Protesters crashing fence
M/S Protesters crashing fence
M/S Protesters crashing fence
M/S Police
W/S Protesters crashing fence
M/S Protesters crashing fence in front of police
M/S Protesters crashing fence
W/S Protesters crashing fence in front of police
M/S Protesters crashing fence
M/S Police
M/S Protester throwing projectile at police
M/S Police
M/S Protesters dancing in front of police
M/S Protesters dancing in front of police
M/S Broken glass
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Catalan independence supporters clashed with police in Lleida on Monday, as demonstrators tried to approach state government office.
The area was fenced, but the protesters crashed the fence and threw projectiles at police officers.
Protesters were also seen throwing parts of the fence as well as chairs at the police guards, with the latter running after the demonstrators, hitting them with batons.
The protests were triggered by Spanish Supreme Court's decision to sentence nine Catalan independence leaders to between nine and 13 years in prison for sedition during the region's failed 2017 independence bid, which captured headlines around the world.