In Catalonia, Proud To Be an Agent of Sedition

Now they’re calling us seditious. They accuse us, all of us, tens or even hundreds of thousands of people that have protested in support of Catalan institutions, of being agents of sedition. This is what the assistant state prosecutor, Miguel Ángel Carballo Cuervo, has said in a document destined to inhabit the precincts of judicial … Continue reading “In Catalonia, Proud To Be an Agent of Sedition”

Catalonia: Do the Unionists Really Think They Can Give Us Lessons in Democracy?

There are politicians that believe performances can change anything. There are those that do it the old-fashioned way, with the most precise and abominable of cynicisms, with an irritating professionalism. There are also those that seem to have concluded at some point in time that we are all just a bunch of imbeciles who really … Continue reading “Catalonia: Do the Unionists Really Think They Can Give Us Lessons in Democracy?”

Five Things to Remember About Catalonia

Given the transcendent nature of this moment, we thought it would be a good time to summarize how we arrived at this point and to explain the special nature of the decision that Catalan Parliament took on Wednesday, September 6th. 1) Spain broke its own rules when the Constitutional Court nullified the 2006 statute of … Continue reading “Five Things to Remember About Catalonia”