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The Official Status of Catalan in the Eu Is Stuck with the Treaties and the Precedent of 2005
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“Paying in advance.” Together they forced the Spanish Foreign Minister, José Manuel Albares, to send a formal letter to launch the official status of Catalan in the European Union in exchange for the vote of Francina Armengol as president of the Spanish Congress. The letter was sent the same morning of the vote under the threat that if the Spanish state did not move, they would not move either. Tomorrow marks two years since Armengol has been pr…
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