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Catalan Independence: 4 Notes on a House of Mirrors
In an eleventh-hour deal that saw the ousting of the incumbent, Artur Mas, pro-independence parties in the Catalan parliament have averted fresh elections by agreeing on a new president. What now for the Catalan independence movement?
Rewrite or Escape the EU? Two Strategies from Southern Europe
Sunday Long Read: The rise of Podemos in last week’s Spanish election brings questions of EU membership back into the frame. What can we learn from Greek and Catalan radicals ahead of the UK’s referendum?
6 Things You Need to Know About the Catalan Elections
Yesterday pro-independence parties gained a parliamentary majority in the Catalan elections. What does this mean for prospects of independence and for the left heading into the Spanish general election this December?
Catalan Referendum: Meet the Young Radicals Agitating for Independence
Despite legal challenges and attempted blockages by the Spanish Constitutional Court, Catalonia's independence referendum will go ahead today. While the vote is non-binding, if it succeeds it will be considered an important milestone for the Catalan independence movement. David Ferreira interviewed Lluc Salellas from the far left CUP.