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Catalan elections

  • Spain may have succeeded in crushing Catalan independence dreams for now – but at a high price

    Spain may have succeeded in crushing Catalan independence dreams for now – but at a high price

    Andrew Dowling, The Conversation
    · Oct 03, 2017 · 11:30 pm