Catalan politicians welcome Scottish non-binding independence referendum
Pro-independence leaders point out this is the ‘democratic’ and ‘peaceful way’ and give their support for the 2023 vote
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President Aragonès meets Scottish first minister Sturgeon for first time in Glasgow
Leaders take part in Under2 Coalition General Assembly at COP26 climate change conference
Catalan political figures react to UK general election results
Pro-independence leaders congratulate Scottish Nationalists on gains that send a "clear message" on a new referendum
Catalonia and Spain vie for support abroad
Catalan foreign minister tours Europe calling for "active role" from international community, while Spanish government sends promo video to embassies
'Dreadful outcome': international response to convictions of 2017 referendum leaders
Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon was among the first public figures abroad to react to the sentencing of Catalan leaders
UK deputy speaker takes Spain's surveillance on British MPs 'very seriously'
Welsh politician raises issue of "covert surveillance" of political figures by Spanish authorities in House of Commons
Catalan vice president meets Scottish first minister
Pro-independence leaders Pere Aragonès and Nicola Sturgeon pledge to strengthen economic cooperation between their governments
Catalan crisis ‘must be addressed through referendum,’ agree Torra and Sturgeon
The Catalan president assured that first minister of Scotland expressed “the solidarity of the people of Scotland with Catalonia” during the ‘Edinburgh Declaration’
Catalan president confident exiled minister Ponsatí will not be extradited
Quim Torra praises Scottish people for its "solidarity and generosity" with the former Catalan education chief, who has an extradition case pending
Catalan President and Scottish First Minister to meet on July 11
Quim Torra and Nicola Sturgeon will hold talks at Bute House in Edinburgh
European Commission has “nothing” to say on jailed Catalan ministers
Brussels reiterates “full respect for constitution” but other European leaders speak out and condemn dismissed Catalan ministers’ imprisonment
The European Commission stays silent on Catalonia despite questioning
Meanwhile, members of the international community stands in support
Puigdemont believes that Scotland could have “clear options” to win a new referendum on independence
Catalan President, Carles Puigdemont stated this Friday that Scotland will have “clear options” to win a second referendum on independence, as some Scottish who voted ‘no’ to independence in 2014 were afraid of being out of the EU if they separated from the United Kingdom. Now that the United Kingdom has voted for ‘Brexit’, this threat no longer exists. “Today they lost both; independence and remaining within the EU”, said Puigdemont, and assured that this should be something “to think about”. The possibility of holding a new consultation over independence in Scotland emerged this Friday, after Scotland’s First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, admitted that a second referendum was “highly likely” to be held after the Scots voted to remain in the EU this Thursday in the EU referendum whereas the UK overall chose to leave.