Spanish Opposition Blames Sánchez Concessions for Catalonia Security Crisis
Four violent incidents over one weekend — two of them fatal — have turned Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s Catalonia policy into a security crisis.
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Four violent incidents over one weekend — two of them fatal — have turned Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s Catalonia policy into a security crisis.
Thursday, April 5th, German authorities released Carles Puigdemont on bail while the court considers his extradition to Spain to stand trial on charges of “rebellion and misuse of public funds in organizing...
After being arrested in Germany on Spanish charges of sedition and others, the BBC is reporting that Carles Puigdemont is urging Catalan to continue to press their case before the U.N. and...
In this two-part article on Catalonia, South Tyrol and Austria, we are examining disparate independence movements while highlighting a unifying theme. Part 1 covered Catalonia and South Tyrol.
While Catalonia continues to pursue complete autonomy from Spain, some in South Tyrol are aiming to return to their cultural roots in Austria.
UK Prime Minister Theresa May says that her country will not recognize Catalonian independence if they go ahead with a formal declaration.
Catalan Independence is coming! And Madrid is on defense. As an interested observer, it is amazing to witness the broad support that Catalonian nationalism has.
In October of this year, Catalonia is headed back to the polls to vote on independence from Spain!
In bad news for those who thought that post-Brexit nationalist fever was finally put to rest with the elections in the Netherlands and France, it seems the death of independence was greatly...