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Quote from: Pab on November 09, 2015, 08:29:34 PM

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More noise and storm in Europe.It is serious,specially now during election time in Spain

If Cataloniawill separate from Spain whatever way,than Spain will be bankrupt,Catalonia is richeast area in Spain

Any EU money will not be able to keep Spain away from be bankruptcy

The Catalan parliament has voted to formally begin the process of breaking away from Spain, deepening its standoff with the central government in Madrid as the region begins one of the most decisive weeks to date in its push for independence.

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/nov/09/catalonia-mps-to-vote-on-secession-plan-in-showdown-with-spains-government

I don't think that Catalonia will vote for the secession. But even will happen this fact you are in big wrong about the possible problems of Spain. It is true that Catalonia is one of the most richest area of Spain but Spain is much more bigger than Catalonia and have to many resources. You can learn everything about the Spain's economy here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spain#Economy

Then if the countries of Europe has not allowed the go out of Greece from Eurozone it is out of mind to not act in the same way for Spain which is much more important and big country compared to Greece. And at the end, as I know (even I am not very informed about the situation there) the Spain is away from the situation in Greece. Have problems with the debt but that's all. Greece had and continue to have big problems not only with the debt but with the structure of the state, with the overall wealth which is not supported at all by its economy and its revenues, with various big privileges had from structures and even Greek people, with the big corruption, with the enormous tax evasion by almost all the Greek businesses etc. etc.

So have no comparison between the two situations. And this mean no problem of "Spainexit" from Eurozone.

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Quote from: zenitzz on November 12, 2015, 03:55:51 PM

When did they have a refrendum? They wanted one, but it was declared illegal. When Ausias March wrote Valencia and Catalonia did not form a part of Spain. The talk of culture is not pony. More and more, kids speak Catalan in class and Spanish outside. The sadly famous ex-minister of "Education and Culture" in Spain, Wert declared that he wanted to "Spnishfy" Catalonia. Spanish is certainly not a foreign language.

They didn't have a referendum. They had local elections that some people declared as a "de-facto referendum" - nothing official.

Quote from: countryfree on November 12, 2015, 06:25:30 PM

If Catalonia wants to be independent, there should be a large majority of Catalans supporting independence but we haven't seen that so far. In the election last September, it was only 48% of the people who voted for politicians in favor of independence. Not enough, especially on such a difficult decision. Only a 60% majority would be acceptable.

Exactly.

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If Catalonia wants to be independent, there should be a large majority of Catalans supporting independence but we haven't seen that so far. In the election last September, it was only 48% of the people who voted for politicians in favor of independence. Not enough, especially on such a difficult decision. Only a 60% majority would be acceptable.

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I don't know how this works, I didn't even knew what Catalonia was and had to Google it. Precisely because of this i think it would be negative for them, Spain is a much more recognized name worldwide, as opposite to Catalonia which like I said before required me to Google it (I knew Barcelona but not Catalonia).

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Catalonia will become independent, there is no question in my mind, the question is only when exactly will this happen? There is nothing stronger than a made up mind and Catalonia people's minds are pretty made up!

That's a done deal like I said!

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When did they have a refrendum? They wanted one, but it was declared illegal. When Ausias March wrote Valencia and Catalonia did not form a part of Spain. The talk of culture is not pony. More and more, kids speak Catalan in class and Spanish outside. The sadly famous ex-minister of "Education and Culture" in Spain, Wert declared that he wanted to "Spnishfy" Catalonia. Spanish is certainly not a foreign language.

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Whatever the outcome, I support the Catalans, the people in the Basque Country, the people in Galicia, in Veneto, in Sardinia, in Scotland, in their respective bids for self-determination, as is their right. The same right that the second world war was ostensibly fought over; people have the right to determine their own political outcome, not something decided by outsiders.

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Where will Barcelona and Espanyol play if Catalonia gets independence? It will be same like with Scots. They just makin noise. And if something like this happen Spain will be in deep deep shit. Bascia and south will explode.

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Quote from: coinpr0n on November 11, 2015, 05:29:08 AM

I really don't think this is going to happen - it's in everyone's best interest to stay together

Except notrly.

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I really don't think this is going to happen - it's in everyone's best interest to stay together, although the Catalans might get some benefits from making all this noise. It won't actually happen though.

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Quote from: withche.07 on November 11, 2015, 03:07:55 AM

I believe independence in this situation is better. Scots were different story.
Spain saw very different wars inside the country in near past and high tension living under a country is bad.

England was at war with the scots during centuries because of independence. I don't see how this is different.

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I believe independence in this situation is better. Scots were different story.
Spain saw very different wars inside the country in near past and high tension living under a country is bad.

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Catalonia will stay. People are afraid of separatist movements but they are just jumping too high recently. It will be the same as it was with Scotland.
Scots cried even more about need of independence and being oppressed by England. And in the end they voted to stay in UK.

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Quote from: Dorrittulx on November 10, 2015, 07:45:06 PM

Catalonia should, and will most probably separate. There are too many reasons to why.

Spain was integrated untill scandal with in Royal Family.For many Spanish corrupted governament of Mariano Rajoy was to much.But King and Royal Family was integrating diffrentareas in Spain,Basqs sapartist didnt fail,thay are very strong and very much independent.After coruuption,financial scandal in Royal Family catalonian independence movements hasstarted to rise.La Republica.It is famous and still alive becouse of wartime in 1936

Catalonia is richeast area in Spain.Do you think that there is not possible to live without some banks
Ther is vey dangerousanddecivetime in Europe,becouse of many reason

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Catalonia should, and will most probably separate. There are too many reasons to why.

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Quote from: Pab on November 09, 2015, 08:29:34 PM

Boom
More noise and storm in Europe.It is serious,specially now during election time in Spain

If Cataloniawill separate from Spain whatever way,than Spain will be bankrupt,Catalonia is richeast area in Spain

Any EU money will not be able to keep Spain away from be bankruptcy

I expect the exact opposite. Catalonia will go bankrupt, while Spain will survive with EU money.

The money will stay in Spain. Caixa and Sabadell, 2 large banks are based in Cat, but they will have to move their headquarters to Madrid, otherwise, they shall loose their Spanish banking license, that is the right to do business in Spain, if they suddenly find themselves based in a foreign country. Besides no Spanish bank would be able to survive long without access to money from the ECB, which a bank in Catalonia would not be able to get.

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Hmmmm... how much difference is this going to make? First of all, it won't be that easy for Catalonia to secede from Spain. In the recent past, the Spanish authorities have crushed the separatists movements in Basque Country and Galicia, by either exterminating or incarcerating the rebel leadership. The same can happen to the Catalan separatists.

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There is also UK nagatiotion with Eu,ifwill be no succesfoul UK will goes away.Cameron has good solution for EU what can reform EU and create postive change in EU,but i am affraid German will countinue that dance untill crash,than thay will like to do smaller limited EU and goest he same.Just copy and clone

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Quote from: Pab on November 09, 2015, 08:29:34 PM

The Catalan parliament has voted to formally begin the process of breaking away from Spain, deepening its standoff with the central government in Madrid as the region begins one of the most decisive weeks to date in its push for independence.

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/nov/09/catalonia-mps-to-vote-on-secession-plan-in-showdown-with-spains-government

It will be interesting to see how this impacts the economy of Spain, the Euro crisis is still a spectre over the Eurozone and Catalonian independence is one of those issues that will rattle a few sabers.

Either way its worth watching to see what will happen here that said there is still time. (It aims to pave the way for the region to declare independence as early as 2017) So there is at least one year on this one before it emerges as a major economic issue for the EU.

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Boom
More noise and storm in Europe.It is serious,specially now during election time in Spain

If Cataloniawill separate from Spain whatever way,than Spain will be bankrupt,Catalonia is richeast area in Spain

Any EU money will not be able to keep Spain away from be bankruptcy

The Catalan parliament has voted to formally begin the process of breaking away from Spain, deepening its standoff with the central government in Madrid as the region begins one of the most decisive weeks to date in its push for independence.

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/nov/09/catalonia-mps-to-vote-on-secession-plan-in-showdown-with-spains-government

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