Girar els ulls cap a València
El PP i Vox tenen la majoria dels escons a les Corts Valencianes, però no tenen la majoria política, i encara menys la majoria social, com es va demostrar ahir en la gran manifestació que es va fer a València
The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Catalonia is re-constituted in the UK Parliament, with MPs and Lords from most parties, including Labour, Conservative and Lib Dem
Independence vote receives broad municipal support despite Spain's opposition
Some of the investigations refer to the institutional campaign by Catalan government inviting citizens living abroad to register on an external electoral roll
The Catalan alpinist and runner believes that the referendum for the independence of Catalonia is a good opportunity ‘to get away from Spain’
EU Parliament VP Pavel Telicka also warned at the beginning of the session that it was “forbidden” to use any non-official language during the plenary
The public prosecutor admitted that even though the referendum announcement is not accompanied by any legally binding action, it was clearly relevant for judging the illicit use of the supply materials
We appeal to all democrats – in Europe and around the world – to stand by us in defending the rights that are under threat today in Catalonia, such as freedom of political expression,' Guardiola said in front of the 30,000 people
Puigdemont and Junqueras made the announcement today at the Palau de la Generalitat
Interview with one of the journalists from the Público newspaper who uncovered the scandal of the state sewers and the so-called Operation Catalonia
'Our priority is to see the Corridor completed,' insisted Rull
The Spanish General Prosecutor said in comments to the press that Moix was innocent but that he accepted his resignation for 'personal reasons'
The PP is putting pressure directly on the main Estonian leaders in case a referendum or a declaration of independence should be made
«No matter how much pressure you can put on a foreign government, any foreign government is always more fearful of the pressure of its own public opinion»
The Catalan president said in the letter that he was 'convinced' that the Catalan issue will be 'of interest' to the Venice Commission because of its 'political significance'
The Catalan Government spokeswoman also emphasized the need to 'set the date and the question of the referendum'
«Whatever Spain says or does from now on does not matter»
Rajoy took not even twenty-four hours to turn down the Catalan government’s latest offer · now the question that lies on Puigdemont’s government is to know when the unilateral path will be taken
Interview with the economist, UPF teacher and former councillor of the Bank of Spain