Both sides could suffer in Catalan independence from Spain
Last Monday, the Catalan parliament in Barcelona voted to begin the process of secession from the Spanish state, kicking off a process that could end in the establishment of a new Republic in north-eastern Spain.
The authorities in Madrid, the Spanish capital, have been quick to respond. The country’s Constitutional Court struck down the move while the country’s normally reticent King Felipe made a rare intervention, insisting that he would uphold the unity of his Kingdom.
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