darthdev

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by darthdev 8y ago
“Now we have a big contract with Vodafone, and every month Vodafone has to give machine readable data to city hall. Before, that didn’t happen. They just took all the data and used it for their own benefit” So, now Vodafone AND the city gov
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by darthdev 9y ago
If I remember correctly, this started because the opposition party at the moment (PP) appeal at the constitutional court the "estatut". If you ask me, I think that was a political (dirty) movement to gain some votes. But the point
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by darthdev 9y ago
Secession is in fact illegal in most of the world countries (if not all). Auto-determination is a right recognized in the UN for regions under colonial rule. Catalonia is not a region under colonial rule, and in fact the UN does not recogni
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by darthdev 9y ago
No. It is though illegal that a public institution (using of course public founds from ALL Spaniards) promote in any way an illegal action. The Spanish term is "prevaricación" (perversion of justice), is commonly used when a publi
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by darthdev 9y ago
While I might agree with the right to vote, there are some issues that the secessionist don't say ( IMHO they somehow suffer extreme confirmation bias, I won't say that they are stupid or uneducated ). The region of Catalonia has
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by darthdev 9y ago
Relevant: The European Commission says that they respect the decisions of the Spanish constitutional court. Source: https://twitter.com/PrensaCE/status/908707446297948160 ( English with Spanish subtitles )
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by darthdev 9y ago
In Spain this is quite normal ( they don't say it in the job offer, but is expected that you work more than 40 hours/week ). When you ask to get paid for those extra hours they usually laugh at you. People outside Spain usually ma