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Katalonijas valdība: 2315 balsošanas iecirkņu gatavi referendumam

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Le Devoir
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Les Québécois se bousculent en Catalogne
Le Soir
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En Catalogne, les jeunes s'affichent en première ligne pour l'indépendance
Le Monde
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Aider la Catalogne à voter, c'est aider la démocratie
Paris Match Belgique
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Quand le débat sur l'indépendance en Catalogne ravive les tensions communautaires en Belgique
Le Journal de Montréal
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Catalogne: des électeurs occupent des bureaux de vote pour garantir le référendum
Express.co.uk
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'Illegal' Putin condemns Catalonia referendum and will continue to treat Spain as one
Financial Times
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More than a football club: why Barça is a force in Catalan nationalism
The National
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UN experts warn Spain it must respect democratic rights in Catalonia
Scottish Daily Record
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Barcelona could join English Premier League if Catalonia gains independence
The Telegraph
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'Europe is supporting Spain like a zombie'
The Guardian
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'Catalonia is a region in the process of reimagining itself'
The Washington Post
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9 new countries were founded in the past 25 years. What could they teach Catalonia?
because we speak Catalan
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The language was prohibited during the nearly 40-year dictatorship of Francisco Franco, who died in 1975. That changed when Spain transitioned to democracy in the late 1970s and Catalonia was given control of its own education system. "The first thing they did was immersion. This means you teach everything in Catalan, including math and biology," says Enric Ucelay-Da Cal, a Barcelona-based historian and expert on the Catalan independence movement. "It's all done in Catalan. That is still the case now." It was a reaction to Franco's repression. But it made Catalan identity, which is also cultural and historical, more about language — in contrast to other ethnic groups in Spain, like the Basques, Ucelay says. "Basque nationalism is ethnicity," he says. "But this, it's basically a language movement. We are Catalans because we speak Catalan."
because we speak Catalan
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"I think in Catalan and I dream in Catalan," says Marta Rosique, 21. "And then there is a government that tries to do as much as possible so that Catalan doesn't exist anymore! There is something that tells me to fight for my own identity, for my own language." In conversation, she uses those two words interchangeably — "identity" and "language." This weekend, she hopes to express them at the ballot box — and vote for Catalonia's separation from Spain.
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because we speak Catalan
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Today, anyone under age 40 in Catalonia has been educated exclusively in Catalan.
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euronews
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Euronews salīdzina Kataloniju un Spāniju. Katalonijas IKP 107% no vidējā ES rādītāja, Spānijas IKP 92%. Nodarbinātības līmenis Katalonijā ir 70%, Spānijā 64%. Izdevumi zinātnei Katalonijā 1,5% no IKP, Spānijā 1,2%. Tūrisms: tūristi pavadījuši 75,5 miljonus nakšu Katalonijas viesnīcās un tikai 24,8 miljonus nakšu Spānijas viesnīcās.
Kalciums
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Bukmeikeri jau vāc likmes- referends notiks vai nē.
hmm
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Tas, ka notiks, nav šaubu. Jautājums ir kādos apstākļos.
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