Piqué on Catalonia playing competitive football: 'Let's see what happens in the future'
The Barcelona star highlighted his delight and pride at representing Catalonia in international football after beating Venezuela 2-1
The Barcelona star highlighted his delight and pride at representing Catalonia in international football after beating Venezuela 2-1
The Catalan men's XI are preparing for their most important fixture in a decade
Catalan foreign minister avoids assessing Pedro Sánchez's move
Up to 10,000 people rally in Catalan capital in support of opposition leader declaring himself president in troubled South American country
The final declaration of the 2014 São Paulo Forum, which brings together around 100 left-wing parties from Central and South America each year, has demonstrated explicit support for Catalonia's self-determination vote, which is foreseen for the 9th of November. The XX Encuentro del Foro de São Paulo, which took place in La Paz (Bolivia) between the 25th and the 29th of August, gathered together most of the parties that are now running the governments of Spain and Portugal's former colonies in Latin America. The support statement was proposed to be included by 3 Catalan parties: the left-wing independence party ERC, the Catalan green socialist party ICV and the radical left and independence party CUP.