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Let me add one thing: the current Spanish Constitution was subject to a referendum in 1978. In Catalonia, it was approved by 90.46% of the votes.

• adventured 9y ago
  1978, shortly after the dictatorship ended, a time in which Spain was still dominated by cronies from that very dictatorship, and who proceeded to dictate the Constitution. So in 1978 Catalonia's vote mattered and you're claiming today it does not.
  • ahachete 9y ago
    Because it did matter in 1978, there's a law that says that 1-O voting cannot happen, it's illegal. Only all Spaniards can vote regarding the integrity and sovereignty of Spain. If you think 1978's Constitution was approved under some form of oppression, fight that, there are clear ways to change the Constitution. But do not support any illegal activities that remove rights from the rest of the people in the country. The root of the democracy is the respect to the law. Not "voting".
  • edko 9y ago
    Are you saying Miquel Roca and Jordi Solé Tura are cronies from the dictatorship? The Constitution of 1978 was voted freely in Catalonia, and it is that very same Constitution what makes the referendum illegal.