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Patrick
2017 Sep 20, 9:34pm
Patrick
2017 Sep 20, 9:34pm
Second to last! The Basque country would surely follow if the Catalonians were allowed to leave.
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MisdemeanorRebel
2017 Sep 29, 9:29am
MisdemeanorRebel
2017 Sep 29, 9:29am
@Patrick.
Interesting b/c the Basques have been given a lot of autonomy in the aftermath of "Liberation Operation" attacks.
If Cruel Castille won't give Catalonians freedom or autonomy, maybe "Liberation Operations" are the next step.
It's not unheard of. Catalonia (much of the old Kingdom of Aragon) has blown up into not only terror but actual armed insurgency many times in the past.
Remember the other September 11, 1714.
It's pretty bad, they've shut down the entire ICANN approved (for 13 years now) .cat domain, Spain ordered Google to disable all Referendum Apps, and they've seized more than a million physical ballots. Castillanos love to live off other people's labor, so they're very much against Catalonia - one of the most productive, industrialized parts of so-called "Spain" - leaving.
Interesting b/c the Basques have been given a lot of autonomy in the aftermath of "Liberation Operation" attacks.
If Cruel Castille won't give Catalonians freedom or autonomy, maybe "Liberation Operations" are the next step.
It's not unheard of. Catalonia (much of the old Kingdom of Aragon) has blown up into not only terror but actual armed insurgency many times in the past.
Remember the other September 11, 1714.
It's pretty bad, they've shut down the entire ICANN approved (for 13 years now) .cat domain, Spain ordered Google to disable all Referendum Apps, and they've seized more than a million physical ballots. Castillanos love to live off other people's labor, so they're very much against Catalonia - one of the most productive, industrialized parts of so-called "Spain" - leaving.
Spanish national police have stormed ministries and buildings belonging to Catalonia's regional government to put a stop to the region's independence referendum.
The Guardia Civil, which acts with the authority of Madrid's interior ministry, is searching for evidence regarding the planned 1 October referendum on Catalan independence, which Spain's Constitutional Court has declared illegal.
In the early hours of the morning armed officers arrived at various Catalan ministries, including the economy department, foreign affairs department, and social affairs department, Spanish media reports.
At least twelve Catalan officials are said to have been arrested, including the chief aide to Catalonia's deputy prime minister, Josep Maria Jové. The arrests come as the mayors of Catalan towns who back the referendum were yesterday questioned by state prosecutors.
Pro-independence crowds have formed outside the regional ministries in support of the provincial government and in protest against the raids and searches.
Speaking at lunchtime Carles Puigdemont, the president of the Catalonian government, said the Spanish government had “de facto suspended” home rule in the province.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/catalonia-independence-referendum-catalan-police-storm-ministries-arrested-josep-maria-jov-a7956581.html
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