Podemos
Barrage to Catalonia
By David Broder
01 November 2017
The 1 October referendum and its aftermath has exposed the extent of the democratic crisis in Spain — and Europe...
The Independence of Catalonia has Arrived! We are all Catalans |...
By: Carlos Aznárez
Source: Resumen Latinoamericano / The Dawn News
October 27, 2017
Catalonia is living a historical day, independence is a reality against all odds. Knowing...
Pablo Iglesias Orders Take Over Of Podemos Catalonia After Anticapitalist Sector...
Oct 30 2017—NEWS—Podemos is against Article 155 and against a declaration of independence, but Iglesias suspends home rule in regional branch.
Podemos has decided to...
Catalonia finally declared independence – but Spain vows it won’t last...
By William Booth and Pamela Rolfe
October 27
BARCELONA — Catalonia declared itself an independent republic on Friday. But nobody is sure how long it will...
Instead of fighting Brussels/Berlin Neoliberals, the nations of Spain fight between...
Catalans Rally in Barcelona After Declaration of Independence
he Catalan parliament has voted in favor of declaring independence from Spain. Madrid, in turn, has decided...
The battle over Catalonia
Lexit’s Digest Special Issue
27 October 2017
The unilateral independence referendum in Catalonia on 1 October 2017 deservedly attracted much media attention. About 43 percent of...
Podemos’ Alternative for Catalonia
An interview with Txema Guijarro
The crisis in Catalonia is an opportunity to build a new, democratic and plurinational Spain.
After last weekend’s contested referendum...
Can Podemos and Its Allies Save Spanish Democracy?
They’re offering a responsible alternative to the two sets of flag-wavers on the question of independence for Catalonia.
By Andy Robinson
Madrid—Halfway between Barcelona and Madrid by...
Crackdown in Catalonia
An interview with Manolo Monereo
Podemos MP Manolo Monereo discusses the road from Spain’s political crisis to the standoff over Catalan independence.
Since early September...
Podemos, Catalonia and the workers’ movement in the Spanish state
By Héctor Sierra
Posted on 29th June 2017
Three years ago, the Spanish prime minister Mariano Rajoy looked like the captain of a sinking ship.1 Following...