SPAIN, Barcelona: Thousands gather to protest during the referendum in Barcelona, on October 1, 2017. Source: AAP Image/NEWZULU/Pablo Lasaosa
Spanish judges ordered Catalan lawmakers to suspend a planned session that could see the region declare independence as the national government rejected calls for mediation in a volatile standoff.
Spanish judges ordered Catalan lawmakers to suspend a planned session that could see the region declare independence as the national government rejected calls for mediation in a volatile standoff.
We talk about it with AnsaMed journalist Patrizio Nissirio.