Protests in Catalonia against referendum trial verdict
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Protests in Catalonia against referendum trial verdict
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#3If Franco was still alive this childish separation movement would have been squashed.
Go Spain
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#4Hope that these cowards learn their lesson in jail. If Franco was still alive this childish separation movement would have been squashed. Go Spain
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#5Hope that these cowards learn their lesson in jail. If Franco was still alive this childish separation movement would have been squashed. Go Spain
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#8Please, if you dont know the catalonia problem directly, beware of the separatist propaganda. Its known they spend a lot of public money in media. The Guardian, The New York Times, and others.
For perspective: the Catalan Government's spending has for a while been put under the microscope by a Spanish government that is more interested in jailing political leaders than solving a political problem. Hence that kind of spending is unlikely to say the least.
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#9Please, if you dont know the catalonia problem directly, beware of the separatist propaganda. Its known they spend a lot of public money in media. The Guardian, The New York Times, and others.
Could you please give a single, credible source that explains how public money was spent to get the Guardian and The New York Times to publish separatist propaganda? For perspective: the Catalan Government's spending has for a while been put under the microscope by a Spanish government that is more interested in jailing political leaders than solving a political problem. Hence that kind of spending is unlikely to say…