Saturday, October 28, 2017
Spain in crisis: Long live the Catalan Republic? | Spain
In a way, what happened yesterday at the Catalan Parliament was the second act of a drama that started during the session on the eve of 6-7 September, when the so-called “disconnection laws” – one law allowing for the referendum and another on the “Legal Transition” (with the elements of an independent Catalan Republic) – were passed. Then, the pro-independence bloc, which enjoys a wafer-thin
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