Merkel is going through a difficult period: her party, CDU, has had the worst result since 1949. Meanwhile AfD, dubbed by many Germans as “a party of Nazis”, has gained a lot of votes and managed to enter the German Bundestag for the first time since 1945. […]
With Puigdemont still in Brussels, the Spanish Justice has started working. Both the National Court and the Supreme Court have accepted the complaint against the Generalitat, and have summoned 20 members of the Govern and Parlament. […]
Many Spaniards knew something was going to happen with Puigdemont, and those doubts were confirmed yesterday morning, in a nearly comic turn of events. […]
Yesterday, Friday 27th, the Parliament had a secret voting and, with 70 votes for, they decided to approve the independence of Catalonia. A few hours later, Rajoy dismissed Puigdemont, announcing regional elections on December 21st. […]
After various weeks of stress between the Catalonian government and the Spanish government, Puigdemont has accepted his defeat. […]
The Spanish Constitutional nullifies the law of the referendum used by the Catalonian government to organize the event. […]
After the extraordinary minister Council called this morning, the Spanish Government has announced the application of article 155 of the Constitution. […]
Puigdemont, president of the Generalitat, sent yesterday another letter to the President of the Government, Mariano Rajoy, threatening that, if they don’t accept the talks, the Parlament will vote the declaration of independence that they didn’t vote the 10th. […]
These last couple of days, we’ve been able to see on social networks tons of comments written by Catalonians (or, at least, that’s what we think) that speak of….very creative things, coming from a weird yet interesting imaginary world. […]
A few hours before the end of the ultimatum given by Rajoy to Puigdemont, the Government and the PSOE have given to Puigdemont a last chance to resolve the current situation. […]
In the morning of monday 16th, a letter from Puigdemont arrived to ‘La Moncloa’ (Residence of the president). […]
Saturday 14th (yesterday), Spain’s interior minister said the Spanish Government will take control of Catalonia if Carles Puigdemont, the regional leader, doesn’t clarify whether he declared independence on Tuesday or not. […]
DRSC Media | All rights reserved. Copyright 2017-2023.