Votes and violence
President Puigdemont calls for European intervention and wants a unilateral declaration of independence by Catalan Parliament
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‘If it isn’t about people then it isn’t even theatre’
The British theatre director gives us an insight into his work as he returns to Catalonia for the Temporada Alta festival with his Russian company to perform Twelfth NightYou are a regular at the festival....
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Marcela Topor
A new chapter in Catalonia’s history
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Trades unions call for respect for institutions
The CCOO, UGT and UP (Unió de Pagesos) unions yesterday demanded respect for Catalan institutions after Spanish prime minister Mariano Rajoy announced that Article 155 of the Constitution would be applied....
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Broadcasters reject state imposed head
The employees of TV3 and Catalunya Ràdio have made it clear they will not accept any authority outside of the company. The boards of the public broadcaster said they would not recognise the authority...
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tribune. Oriol Martínez Alòs-Moner
Rationale for Catalonia’s independence
The Catalan independence process has come a long way since 2010, when the Spanish Constitutional Court severely undermined the Catalan autonomy statute of 2006, which had been approved by both Spanish...
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