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Wine and Cava Fair in Barcelona at the feast of ‘La Mercè’
Politics
Linde corrects himself and admits that freezing bank accounts “is almost impossible”
Politics
Party review: Anti-Catalan nationalism Ciutadans will do “everything in their hands” to avoid independence
Business
Foreign investment in Catalonia sets new record
Business
Catalan exports reached a historic 7.4% growth in July
Politics
Party Review: Catalan Socialist Party (PSC) is against Catalonia’s independence and declares that “a nation is not a state”
Business
Spanish banks suggest they might leave Catalonia if it becomes independent
Spain’s Electoral Roll Office won’t extend period to vote from abroad
Business
‘Cercle d’Economia’ call for a “legal and agreed” consultation if pro-independence forces win 27-S elections
Politics
The vote abroad: a pending issue for democracy
Life & Style
Mediterranean diet may protect women against blindness and breast cancer
Politics
Party review: Radical left-wing and pro-independence CUP
Politics
Spanish Constitutional Court suspends law for expanding Catalonia’s Tax Agency
Politics
Mas urges the Spanish government to “stop threatening” Catalans as if they were “criminals”
The Catalan President asked Madrid to “pay attention to” the massive demonstration held in Barcelona and to stop being “politically short-sighted”. “Leave behind your imperial vanity, stop threatening us with the law as if we were criminals. We are normal, peaceful people”, he said to the Spanish government, in a short speech after 1.4 million people took to the streets of Barcelona in another big rally in favour of independence. Mas urged the central government to modify the law to allow a referendum because “that would not mean the end of the world”. “We have the right to be listened to, and not only that. We have the right to be helped in order to implement our democratic mandate”, he added. Addressing the Catalans that took part in the rally, he said that while they can be “influential” by taking to the streets, it’s really when they vote at the ballot box that they “decide”. Catalans are going to the polls on the 27th of September in a vote that many consider a de facto referendum on independence.