Hundreds were injured in Catalonia on Sunday as Spanish police cracked down on the northeastern region's highly contested independence referendum.Riot police sent by the Spanish government raided polling stations to stop the voting, wielding batons and firing rubber bullets and tear gas at some locations.(Getty)Spanish authorities also placed under control the regional government's computer systems used to process electronic votes. Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said in a televised speech that no Catalan referendum took place.The Catalan government said early Monday some 2.26 million …READ FULL ARTICLE