| Kasz216 said: I think seperationist votes should need to be passed twice over a 10 year period.
Outside that... if the two votes pass? They should let them go. |
That's completely true. Many people have voted thinking in their wallets rather than thinking about their flag(s).
But it's also that "we" are tired of being used by many spanish governments as a smokescreen to avoid facing criticism by some of their decisions. One ofthe last ones being the Minister of Education that said that his job was to make catalan kids more pro-Spain and less pro-catalonia.
@Troll_Whisperer: Since Bildu has become so important, if Catalonia ever leaves, so will Euskadi (mainly because if Catalonia leaves, the Spanich governments will try go get that money back from other places like Euskadi and Navarra).
Please excuse my bad English.
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, was in a bad position politically speaking not only because its government has done many cuts to reduce debt, mainly in Education and Health, but also because they didn't have the majority in the Catalan Parlament (62 out of 135). They knew that their situation would become worse as time pass given that the economy isn't recovering so they thought that doing the elections now and focusing them on the indepence would be their better option to win.
