The Ruling That Shook Catalan Politics, Revisited

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When the Spanish Supreme Court’s ruling against the Catalan leaders who stood accused of declaring independence was made public on Monday, it brought to a close a judicial chapter of one of the

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It is a political trial against Catalonia’s right to self-determination, and, above all, against the mass insurrection of autumn 2017, which shook the Bourbon regime down to its

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The ruling that shook Catalan politics, revisited Alan Ruiz Terol | Barcelona Ten years ago, the independence movement was galvanized by Spain’s Constitutional Court amendment to the

Ten years after the ruling by Spain’s Constitutional Court which shook the earth in Catalonia by rewriting a substantial part of the 2006 Catalan

Catalonia’s independence hangs in the balance, and in the short term, the institutional and political struggle between the Catalan and Spanish states will only intensify the

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