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Spanish Constitutional Court Law reformed to suspend those who don’t comply with its rulings
Politics
The PP rejects constitutional reform to solve the Catalan situation
The Vicepresident of the Spanish Government, Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría, confirmed on Friday that the People’s Party won’t include constitutional reform in its electoral manifesto. Her words shut down a debate started by her own Minister of Justice, Rafael Catalá, who suggested that Constitutional Reform could be studied. Sáenz de Santamaría said that the PP will not present any initiative to reform the Constitution because that would require a “clear objective” and “consensus” amongst political parties. The Spanish Vicepresident also warned that no constitutional reform would ever satisfy the demands of pro-independence parties in Catalonia. “It is very difficult to satisfy someone who is not willing to be satisfied”, she warned.
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Constitutional reform will not be discussed by main Catalan parties unless self-determination is included
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Spanish Socialist Party will not support specific fiscal agreement for Catalonia
Politics
Spanish Government suggests limited constitutional reform to strengthen its own powers but not Catalonia's
Politics
“We are acting in legitimate defence against systematic attacks” on self-rule, says Catalan President
Politics
Podemos and Catalan Green-Socialist party ICV to run together in both Catalan and Spanish elections
Society
Supreme Court of Catalonia rejects Madrid's petition to reopen school enrolment to include Spanish as a tuition language
Business
IMF recommends that Spain increase the fiscal capacity of regional governments
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Christian-Democrat UDC, the smaller party within the governing CiU, shakes over independence debate
Society
New attack on Catalan school model by Spanish Government: an appeal against next year’s enrolment
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Catalonia, Basque Country, Andalusia, the Canaries and Asturias protest against recentralising education
Society
Bachelor's degrees to last 3 years instead of 4: new university reform stirs Catalan students' anger
Politics