Socialist victory in Catalan elections ends pro-independence dominance

Despite his pro-independence party Junts finishing second in the elections, leader Carles Puigdemont continues to pursue his aim of leading the next Catalan government.
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[@francis5518]

My understanding (from visiting Spain twice and talking to the locals) is that Madrid would never allow Catalonya to become independent, to the extent of directly sensoring separatists.

[@jaumejoseoranies7948]

As catalan I agree. Spain cannot afford to lose the milking cow. A very important proportion of the expenditure made by the state in the only Castilian (Spanish) speaking Spain comes from the wealth generated in Catalonia (that doesn't return).

[@francis5518]

@@Jorge-Fernandez-Lopez I am totally ignorant about what you describe, you might be correct... but *if* it is true that there is/was censorship by the central government, then we can't know how the public opinion would have evolved "naturally", without this kind of intervention. (I am not defending either side. I am not informed)

[@UFOZone51]

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