Europe has always said the same: they do not enter into "internal affairs". Also, appealing to Europe might take more than a decade.
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Again, this is a complicated issue and there's certainly a point to pushing the process forward in some workable way, but not this way.
It would be nice if the Spanish government made things easier for Catalonia, but if they don't, ignoring the law isn't going to fix it.
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And don't get me wrong, I *get* the frustration and I *get* the motivation. But it's just not something that can be unilaterally decided.
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In my case, I don't see any other possible choice. Even less after 20th September, with 15 elected Catalonian politicians arrested.
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Is the only solution because Spain and EU don't give a fuck and don't want to mediate or negotiate:https://ec.europa.eu/avservices/video/player.cfm?ref=I143954&sitelang=en&videolang=EN …
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