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Meeting with Rajoy already asked for, says Mas
The Catalan President, Artur Mas, stated on Thursday that he is happy to meet with Spanish President Mariano Rajoy in Madrid anytime if he calls a meeting. “If you say to someone that you are available to meet him when he wants and he does not come back to you, you get the impression that he does not want to see you”, Mas admitted during a parliamentary session in Barcelona. The Catalan and the Spanish government have been embroiled in the last few days in a discussion on whether or not the Catalans have requested a meeting, and whether or not this is actually going to happen.
Business
Catalonia aims to generate up to 25% of its PIB through the industrial sector by 2020
The Catalan Government has presented a new strategy to boost important industries such as chemical, energy and resources, design, sustainable mobility or healthcare. Those sectors will have, by September, a team of experts that will include members of Government and the most important companies, and will prepare strategic plans to help them develop further. The Catalan President, Artur Mas, said on Friday that Catalonia needs its industries, and urged businesspeople to work together with him in order to improve the state of the economy.
Politics
Mas says ERC could join the government “in autumn”
Politics
Cold and expectant reactions from Catalonia to the new King's coronation
Business
Catalan pharmaceutical Grífols unveils world´s largest plasma fractionation plant in North Carolina
Politics
The Spanish Government accuses the Catalan Executive of politicising the inter-territorial fiscal transfers
Politics
Catalonia posted a fiscal deficit of 7.7% of its GDP in 2011, equivalent to €2,055 per citizen
Politics
Catalan nationalists denounce their exclusion from the King's abdication process and abstain
Business
Chinese company Hutchison invests an extra €150 million in Barcelona Port terminal extension
Business
Barcelona El Prat Airport to be connected by metro by early 2016
Politics
Desmond Tutu openly supports Catalonia's right to self-determination and asks Spanish Government to talk
Politics
"Spain can change the monarch, but Catalonia's political process goes on", states Catalan President
Politics
Left-Wing Catalan Independence Party ERC wins elections for the first time
Politics