The Speaker of the Parliament of Catalonia between 2015 and 2017 called the referendum on October 1 “a great achievement for the Spanish state” and defended “the beginning of a new era”.
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Carme Forcadell, Speaker of the Parliament of Catalonia between 2015 and 2017, showed her: interest in Junts continuing in government in an interview conducted this morning by Euskadi Irratia. According to her, in a government where there is no absolute majority, it is always much better that it does the maximum number of matches.
Tomorrow is the fifth anniversary of the referendum of 1 October in Catalonia, and looking back, politicians remember the day as “a great achievement for the Spanish state”.
Yet he confesses that he is a “point of frustration in Catalonia because, in their words, their goal was very close and they could not reach it because of the state forces.
Looking at the current situation of Catalan independence, politicians have suggested that “a new era” must begin. In his words, a new phase cannot begin unless the confrontations between them are set aside, instead of facing the State together. Forcadell does not rule out that the change could start with a generation relief.
Similarly, the Catalan opposed the ANC’s proposal to propose citizens’ lists in the next elections, saying, according to her, “it divides the votes” and what the Assembly should do is “mobilize and pressure the political parties”.
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Source: EITB
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