No 'to independence plan Artur us say most Catalans
Most Catalans reject the plan of the ruling separatist parties in the region to begin a political process that could lead to full independence of Catalonia from Spain within a year and a half, as evidenced by Metroscopia poll published in El Pais.
According to the same poll, support for independence in the region fell to 41% from 45% before the local elections in September.
Also, the poll recorded a decrease in the rate of acceptance of the current head of the Catalan Government Artur us, who attempted but failed to make an official referendum on independence last year. Almost three quarters of respondents want the most for their leader.
The separatists in the wealthy region of northeastern Spain presented the local parliament Tuesday the roadmap for the independence of Catalonia, which however remains to approve the College.
The Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said the government will ensure that the draft resolution submitted by the separatists will be invalid because the Spanish constitution does not allow the secession of a region.
In elections held in Catalonia in September, parties advocating independence secured a majority of seats in parliament, but did not obtain an absolute majority in votes.
Government has not yet been formed because of disagreement between the parties in favor of independence on who will lead the local government. If you do not reach a compromise, should be carried out again elections.
Opinion polls show most Catalans want their stay in Spain while nevertheless ensuring greater fiscal autonomy and is legally protect their language and culture.
The Rajoy, who is confronted with the scheduled for December 20 parliamentary elections, met on Thursday with the leader of the opposition Socialists Pedro Sanchez today will meet with the leaders of the Podemos party and Ciudadanos to agree that they will not use it matter of Catalan independence as a political platform in their election campaign.
All four parties wishing to stay in Catalonia in Spain, although leftist Podemos have declared in favor of a referendum on this question. The poll was conducted on a sample of 900 citizens on October 28th.
Most Catalans reject the plan of the ruling separatist parties in the region to begin a political process that could lead to full independence of Catalonia from Spain within a year and a half, as evidenced by Metroscopia poll published in El Pais.
According to the same poll, support for independence in the region fell to 41% from 45% before the local elections in September.
Also, the poll recorded a decrease in the rate of acceptance of the current head of the Catalan Government Artur us, who attempted but failed to make an official referendum on independence last year. Almost three quarters of respondents want the most for their leader.
The separatists in the wealthy region of northeastern Spain presented the local parliament Tuesday the roadmap for the independence of Catalonia, which however remains to approve the College.
The Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said the government will ensure that the draft resolution submitted by the separatists will be invalid because the Spanish constitution does not allow the secession of a region.
In elections held in Catalonia in September, parties advocating independence secured a majority of seats in parliament, but did not obtain an absolute majority in votes.
Government has not yet been formed because of disagreement between the parties in favor of independence on who will lead the local government. If you do not reach a compromise, should be carried out again elections.
Opinion polls show most Catalans want their stay in Spain while nevertheless ensuring greater fiscal autonomy and is legally protect their language and culture.
The Rajoy, who is confronted with the scheduled for December 20 parliamentary elections, met on Thursday with the leader of the opposition Socialists Pedro Sanchez today will meet with the leaders of the Podemos party and Ciudadanos to agree that they will not use it matter of Catalan independence as a political platform in their election campaign.
All four parties wishing to stay in Catalonia in Spain, although leftist Podemos have declared in favor of a referendum on this question. The poll was conducted on a sample of 900 citizens on October 28th.
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