In culture, Catalonia and other parts of Spain are basically the same: often watch the same TV shows, listen to the same music, we like the same movie.
Their common history is long and deep. Catalonia is part of the birth from Spain. Of course, Spain also has a complex history of the country, bringing together the different forming medieval kingdoms. Catalonia was actively involved in the process of developing the first Spanish constitution of Cádiz in 1812, who founded the modern state of Spain.
Prior to this, Catalonia, the Kingdom of Aragon, was a key element of political unity, which began with the Catholic Kings in the fifteenth century. The beginning of Catalonia, in the ninth century, was related to the creation of the Moorish domination …show more content…
Although Catalan, Galicia and Basque (or Basque) are the Spanish language of the Spanish language of the Spaniards, about 82% of the total population, according to the euro of the most Catalan native language, about 55%.
In short, Catalonia is part of this current Spanish society , it is simple for Barcelona with all the other land that has confirmed Spain. Spain and Catalonia have also been closely linked to the economy: exports to Spain, about 40% of the remaining Catalonia is determined.
In my personal opinion, emphasizing the difference between these ideas between Catalonia and Spain, as the Catalan separatist movement and if they can be seen as two different realities. Only Catalonia endorsed this view of the minority: the survey felt less than 23 percent of the Catalan population; identified itself as Spanish, to a certain extent, more than 72 percent of respondents.
In 1978 the current constitution sought to create a unified maintenance state, the creation of "autonomous communities" enabled, allowing the rights of limited governments in different parts of Spain. The government system is not easy because all of these autonomous regions share the same power, as well as central and local responsibilities. But this arrangement may be one of the most satisfying features of the …show more content…
But to think (for most of us are not Spanish) the declaration of independence of the Catalan nation ... followed by (as happened), by then they will join of the European Union, because Barcelona has an advocate for EU is strong and believes that adhesion is a fortress for the Spanish government, revenge and territorial reintegration.
But the EU cannot shy away the Catalan as members of the EU ... not only for the demands of the opposition of the Spanish government, but this will open up roads for more such as "regions" or "states" to follow suit. Firstly, let’s assumed Scotland, at first, did not come as follows. And Lombardy will be far behind? This is very dangerous; the traditional European countries split (I avoid the need for both nation-states) can be civil war on the continent, and eventually, and the complex mechanisms of European institutions will probably not be able to cope with the issue of voting territory crisis constant.
Due to the euro - European divergence
But all this is behind its form and the current structure of the euro's explosive force. While the cohesion and cohesion of Europe say that the reality is that the austerity policy is to establish divisions and differences. Between the member states, it is now possible to split the differences within the United
Their common history is long and deep. Catalonia is part of the birth from Spain. Of course, Spain also has a complex history of the country, bringing together the different forming medieval kingdoms. Catalonia was actively involved in the process of developing the first Spanish constitution of Cádiz in 1812, who founded the modern state of Spain.
Prior to this, Catalonia, the Kingdom of Aragon, was a key element of political unity, which began with the Catholic Kings in the fifteenth century. The beginning of Catalonia, in the ninth century, was related to the creation of the Moorish domination …show more content…
Although Catalan, Galicia and Basque (or Basque) are the Spanish language of the Spanish language of the Spaniards, about 82% of the total population, according to the euro of the most Catalan native language, about 55%.
In short, Catalonia is part of this current Spanish society , it is simple for Barcelona with all the other land that has confirmed Spain. Spain and Catalonia have also been closely linked to the economy: exports to Spain, about 40% of the remaining Catalonia is determined.
In my personal opinion, emphasizing the difference between these ideas between Catalonia and Spain, as the Catalan separatist movement and if they can be seen as two different realities. Only Catalonia endorsed this view of the minority: the survey felt less than 23 percent of the Catalan population; identified itself as Spanish, to a certain extent, more than 72 percent of respondents.
In 1978 the current constitution sought to create a unified maintenance state, the creation of "autonomous communities" enabled, allowing the rights of limited governments in different parts of Spain. The government system is not easy because all of these autonomous regions share the same power, as well as central and local responsibilities. But this arrangement may be one of the most satisfying features of the …show more content…
But to think (for most of us are not Spanish) the declaration of independence of the Catalan nation ... followed by (as happened), by then they will join of the European Union, because Barcelona has an advocate for EU is strong and believes that adhesion is a fortress for the Spanish government, revenge and territorial reintegration.
But the EU cannot shy away the Catalan as members of the EU ... not only for the demands of the opposition of the Spanish government, but this will open up roads for more such as "regions" or "states" to follow suit. Firstly, let’s assumed Scotland, at first, did not come as follows. And Lombardy will be far behind? This is very dangerous; the traditional European countries split (I avoid the need for both nation-states) can be civil war on the continent, and eventually, and the complex mechanisms of European institutions will probably not be able to cope with the issue of voting territory crisis constant.
Due to the euro - European divergence
But all this is behind its form and the current structure of the euro's explosive force. While the cohesion and cohesion of Europe say that the reality is that the austerity policy is to establish divisions and differences. Between the member states, it is now possible to split the differences within the United