Spain opens 'street terrorism' probe into Catalan separatist leader
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This was stated yesterday by Junts spokesman Josep Rius: "What we want is that these companies that have their majority activity in Catalonia have their
Pedro Sánchez keen to push through measures to ease price rises, as Catalan party seeks to punish companies that left region in 2017
The Popular Party met with Junts per Catalunya in mid-August in Barcelona, to explore a possible agreement for the investiture of Alberto Núñez Feijóo.
Tens of thousands of people took to the streets across Spain in recent weeks to protest against the pledge of an amnesty for Catalan separatists in return for their votes for a new socialist government. But in the Catalan capital Barcelona, street graffiti and placards about the war in Gaza have been much more ubiquitous in than any new referencing of the amnesty or independence. The region's separatist parties see the amnesty as a foot in the door to press further their goals for self-determination - and have warned newly elected Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez their ongoing support for h...