Politics
international
Politics
Catalan institutions launch a website to explain the self-determination process abroad
Politics
‘The New York Times’ editorial: Catalan secession claims are
Society
Barcelona starts European Volunteering Capital term by announcing 30 events
Society
Catalan Public Diplomacy Council promotes the projection of civil society organisations abroad
Politics
‘The Economist’: “it is wrong to insinuate” that Scotland and Catalonia “could never join the EU”
Politics
Judges say that Catalonia’s self-determination fits within the Spanish Constitution
Politics
“The Catalan Government is older than the Spanish Constitution”, Mas replies to García-Margallo
Life & Style
Project to honour thousands of Jews who braved Catalan Pyrenees to escape Holocaust
Politics
Catalan diplomacy participates in election observation mission in Costa Rica
Society
Catalan Government approves its first International Protection Plan for refugees
Politics
Grassroots platform collects signatures for Catalonia’s independence
Politics
Brussels think tank: denying self-determination “undermines the Spanish political system’s legitimacy”
Politics
French study backs EU membership of independent Catalonia and Scotland
Politics
Mas calls on EU leaders for support of the 2014 referendum on independence
The Catalan President has sent a letter to the international leaders, detailing the agreement to hold a referendum in Catalonia, and urging them to encourage this “peaceful, democratic, transparent and democratic process”. In the letter, Mas explains that he is seeking to reach an agreement with the Spanish Government so the consultation can take place. He also states that there are five “legal and constitutional options” to authorize it.