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What is the European left saying about the Ukraine war? - Vimarsana News

What is the European left saying about the Ukraine war?

Chris Maisano surveys the views and policies of left-wing parties in Europe regarding the Ukraine war.

Pentagon's Ukraine war leaks expose Spain's Podemos and its pseudo-left rival, Sumar - Vimarsana News

Pentagon's Ukraine war leaks expose Spain's Podemos and its pseudo-left rival, Sumar

The entire corrupt pseudo-left political milieu in Spain and beyond has lied to the public and hidden from workers the imminent danger of all-out NATO-Russia war.

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Call for new Catalan indyref as backers reach 50% of election votes - Vimarsana News

Call for new Catalan indyref as backers reach 50% of election votes

REPUBLICANS in Catalonia have said they will open up a new chapter under their leadership to make amnesty possible for political prisoners – including their leader Oriol Junqueras – and self-determination achievable. Pere Aragones, the presidential candidate for the Republican Left of Catalonia (ERC), yesterday called for a new independence referendum after the pro-independence bloc in the Catalan Parliament reached more than 50% of the vote for the first time. He said: “The Catalan people have spoken. The time has come to negotiate a referendum.” The Socialist party under for...

Catalan election result: Independence boost in Catalonia election blow for Spain- who won? - Vimarsana News

Catalan election result: Independence boost in Catalonia election blow for Spain- who won?

Catalonia has endeavoured for 40 years to become independent from Spain. But it had its autonomy suspended for around seven months in 2017 by Madrid after a failed independence bid. Catalonia nationalists claim the region sends too much money for poorer parts of Spain, as a result of taxes being governed by Madrid and say changes to Spain’s autonomous status in 2010 undermined Catalan’s identity. A referendum vote held on October 1, 2017, was declared illegal by Spain’s Constitutional Court but revealed 90 percent of Catalan’s voters backed independence. However, the turnout for the w...