Catalonia to hold independence vote.

[Graham]

Madrid's throwing fuel into the flames and it wont end well.

[Cristiano viejo]

Barcelona's throwing fuel into the flames and it wont end well.

Fixed.

[Böri]

Forefathers of Catalan separatists



Forefathers of Madrid government




Catalan independentists think it's time for revenge and settle the account of the 20th century. Everything depends on Spanish reaction. I already said that by historical standards, the legacy of Ferdinand&Isabella who built that state, Spain shouldn't break apart but in the end of the day, it's Catalans and Spaniards who gonna decide. It's their problem not anyone else's.

[Sebastianus Rex]

As for Portugal, you have your share of Brazilians, Cape-Verdians, Angolese and God knows what to be qualified as a melting-pot society. Look at your football team.

Peoples from our ex-colonies have a much more similar culture than people from French ex-colonies who are mostly muslim and many are hostile to the host country/people, the cultural and potential ethnic shocks are not comparable and that's partly because there's no success cases of integrating large populations of muslims and partly because the Portuguese always did a serious effort to integrate other peoples while French practiced segregationism, now they are paying the price.

[Damião de Góis]

Looks like everyone got arrested. No referendum likely to happen then.

[B01AB20]

Looks like everyone got arrested. No referendum likely to happen then.

Only a few (14) second rank politicians/public servants, not the main political responsibles of this 'post modern coup d'etat' like a catalan journalist, not independentist, call this affair of the referendum.

A bit of independist street fervour and anger leftists as expected, but it seems that 'la sangre no llegará al rio'.

Let's see what happens tomorrow and if this will affect the results of next catalan elections, considering that independentists/no independentists were quite evenly-matched before the events of today.

anyway catalan president still say it will be referendum the 1 october.

[Cristiano viejo]

Only a few (14) second rank politicians/public servants, not the main political responsibles of this 'post modern coup d'etat' like a catalan journalist, not independentist, call this affair of the referendum.

A bit of independist street fervour and anger leftists as expected, but it seems that 'la sangre no llegará al rio'.

Let's see what happens tomorrow and if this will affect the results of next catalan elections, considering that independentists/no independentists were quite evenly-matched before the events of today.

anyway catalan president still say it will be referendum the 1 october.

Puigdemont will be the next due his gestion in Aguas de Gerona hahahahah karma is a bitch, CUP was who denounced it