Catalonia: From Anti-Referendum Repression To Social Unrest?

Catalonia: From Anti-Referendum Repression To Social Unrest?

With clubs and rubber bullets, repression hit the independence referendum organised on October 1st in Catalonia. 844 people were injured, two of them seriously. The Spanish government deployed 10,000 police officers and civilian guards to close the polling stations...
Catalonia: From Anti-Referendum Repression To Social Unrest?

September 12: On Strike and in the Streets

Once again, President Macron let drop a comment full of contempt. He declared he would not give in to “lazy people, cynical people, nor extremists”. He plays the role of a self-righteous head of state, ready to force his policy through. But watch for a reaction and...
Catalonia: From Anti-Referendum Repression To Social Unrest?

Who Welcomes Who?

It’s true, the government is doing its best to welcome them. It passed measures after measures to attract them. Nice homes, world class high schools for their kids, and even the right to use their own language in court, under their country’s law. Not to forget tax...