Catalonia will hold parliamentary elections on 27 September, with a number of Catalan politicians presenting the elections as an effective vote on the territory’s independence from Spain. Mireia Borrell Porta writes that two issues in particular are at the heart of the debate over independence: fiscal redistribution within Spain and Catalan identity. She notes that while the Spanish government has rejected the idea that the elections are a de facto vote on independence, the result will go some way to indicating the views of Catalan voters on the issue
The Spanish and Catalan governments have been engaged in a dispute over a proposal to hold a referen...
This paper tries to unveil the main factors behind the triumph of the proindependence vote in the 2...
Spain held regional and local elections on 24 May. Anwen Elias assesses what the results of the elec...
Spain will hold a new general election on 26 June, following the failure to form a government after ...
Pro-independence parties won a majority of seats in the Catalan elections on 27 September, which wer...
Catalonia will hold parliamentary elections on 27 September, with the vote being framed by several C...
The recent events in Catalonia have sparked an intense and often constructive discussion on the reas...
What does the result of the Catalan elections on 27 September mean for the future of Catalonia and S...
Elections are due to be held in Catalonia in November, with President Artur Mas also promising to ho...
The Catalan government has indicated it still intends to hold a referendum on independence on 1 Octo...
Catalonia held a non-binding consultation on independence on 9 November. Francesc Trillas assesses t...
On 15 January, early parliamentary elections were called in Catalonia, with the vote set to be held ...
Following elections in Catalonia on 27 September, negotiations have taken place between the main pro...
<p>The political situation in Catalonia during the last months is changing almost daily. Catalan nat...
The President of Catalonia’s government, Artur Mas, announced on 14 October that the proposed refere...
The Spanish and Catalan governments have been engaged in a dispute over a proposal to hold a referen...
This paper tries to unveil the main factors behind the triumph of the proindependence vote in the 2...
Spain held regional and local elections on 24 May. Anwen Elias assesses what the results of the elec...
Spain will hold a new general election on 26 June, following the failure to form a government after ...
Pro-independence parties won a majority of seats in the Catalan elections on 27 September, which wer...
Catalonia will hold parliamentary elections on 27 September, with the vote being framed by several C...
The recent events in Catalonia have sparked an intense and often constructive discussion on the reas...
What does the result of the Catalan elections on 27 September mean for the future of Catalonia and S...
Elections are due to be held in Catalonia in November, with President Artur Mas also promising to ho...
The Catalan government has indicated it still intends to hold a referendum on independence on 1 Octo...
Catalonia held a non-binding consultation on independence on 9 November. Francesc Trillas assesses t...
On 15 January, early parliamentary elections were called in Catalonia, with the vote set to be held ...
Following elections in Catalonia on 27 September, negotiations have taken place between the main pro...
<p>The political situation in Catalonia during the last months is changing almost daily. Catalan nat...
The President of Catalonia’s government, Artur Mas, announced on 14 October that the proposed refere...
The Spanish and Catalan governments have been engaged in a dispute over a proposal to hold a referen...
This paper tries to unveil the main factors behind the triumph of the proindependence vote in the 2...
Spain held regional and local elections on 24 May. Anwen Elias assesses what the results of the elec...