Constitution in the eye of the storm of the Catalan crisis as it turns 41
As Spain commemorates the anniversary of its magna carta, it remains a source of conflict between those against and for Catalonia's self-determination
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Unionist party head says anyone "bothered" by the idea "has a problem with democracy"
Left-wing party for 'Catalan constitution' within Spain
Referendum only accepted by Catalunya en Comú if it is result of bilateral agreement between Madrid and Barcelona
'Spanish constitution cage for our hopes and people,' says Catalan president in Ljubljana
Torra calls Europe "to act promptly if it still loves democracy" in event joined by first independent Slovenia president
In Catalonia, it’s a not-so-happy anniversary for the Spanish constitution
40 years after it was passed, most Catalans would vote against the text
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Catalan students organize unofficial referendums after thousands cast ballots in Madrid
Catalan president won’t attend Spanish Constitution jubilee
Quim Torra argues country "wants to create independent republic," while leader of opposition says he is "allergic to rights and freedoms"
Economists’ association calls for end to suspension of Catalan self-rule
Application of Article 155 causing “slowdown of economy’s agility”
Girona changes name of square from ‘Constitution’ to ‘October 1’
The Spanish Magna Carta “has lost all legitimacy,” claims mayor
Rajoy’s measures imposed in Catalonia illegal, claims Parliament
Catalan chamber says dismissing the executive 'violates' Spanish Constitution
Sacking government unconstitutional, reports independent advisory council
“It would have been possible to implement less restrictive measures,” the authority states
Spanish president dismisses Catalan independence vote as 'authoritarian delusions'
Rajoy insists October 1 vote will not take place while vice president warns courts can freeze referendum bill in 24 hours
Catalan independence referendum conforms to Spanish constitution, say 600 lawyers
Around 600 jurists signed a manifesto in favor of holding a referendum on independence in Catalonia in accordance with the Spanish government. The signers of the text, which was presented on Wednesday at the Bar Association, gave “full support” to the celebration of such a vote. Furthermore, they stated that the referendum is “legitimate and legal” and that “it fits” within the Spanish Constitution. They also warned that “continuous opposition” from Madrid to coming to an agreement about the referendum justifies “other options” for Catalonia’s citizens to be able to express themselves on how they want to decide their future. Catalonia's Minister of Justice, Carles Mundó, was also present at the signing of the manifesto.