Uncertainty over Catalan president’s next step
Doubts cast over Carles Puigdemont’s visit to the Spanish Senate, while government members warn that early elections will not stop Article 155
Doubts cast over Carles Puigdemont’s visit to the Spanish Senate, while government members warn that early elections will not stop Article 155
Luca De Meo wrote a letter to all employees in which he notes that Seat is “rooted” in Catalonia
Both unilateral declaration of independence and application of Article 155 opposed by president of chamber
Local PSC officials openly reject plan to suspend Catalonia’s self rule, while leadership denies party split
Media organizations across Catalonia and Spain, as well as further afield, have joined in the attack on Spain's decicision
José Montilla, currently a Socialist senator, tweeted that he has "known for long" what he has "to do" in the vote that will suspend Catalonia's self-rule
Carles Puigdemont deemed that the activation of Article 155, which will seize Catalonia's self-government, was "the worst attack" on Catalan people and institutions since the Franco dictatorship
Protesters denounced the incarceration of civil society leaders as well as the Spanish government’s new measures to strip Catalonia of its self-rule
While some say that Spanish government's decision is "a true coup d'état", others demand “a pact of the State for Catalonia.”
Mariano Rajoy and his cabinet ministers to activate Article 155 of the Spanish Constitution
The authors denounce “violence and alienation” from Madrid and advocate a “peaceful resolution”
Foreign Affairs Minister regrets the Spanish government’s "exaggerated and disproportionate" response to Belgian PM Charles Michel's call for dialogue
A total of 1066 people required medical attention as a result of Spanish police charges, 23 of whom were over 79 years old
Madrid executive and Socialist party to call snap election in Catalonia in January 2018
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