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Then you should read more, maybe. I can think of ABC, La Razón, Intereconomía, La Gaceta or Okdiario. Apart from pointing that out, is anything of what it says
by amval 9y ago
Then you should read more, maybe. I can think of ABC, La Razón, Intereconomía, La Gaceta or Okdiario.
Apart from pointing that out, is anything of what it says inaccurate?
- hectorlorenzo 9y agoIt's highly partial, and it says nothing about the opposition not allowed to talk. It does say that there was a bitter debate, though, and that it was interrupted twice. It only quotes members from parties against the referendum. And we have interruptions in every other session of both the Spanish and Catalan Parliaments, from all political spectrum. That's what makes Spanish politics so amusing. I have to say though that it'll be hard to find a partial accounting of the story, given the state of Spanish media.
- notspanishflu 9y agoThose newspaper are way more partial than the secessionist newspapers, because they're surviving thanks to the public money the government of Catalonia, in nationalistic hands, gives them.