@lost.states: In 2017, two million Catalans voted to leave Spain — and the same day their new country was declared, Madrid took control. 🇪🇸 Two million voters, all of Spain, or the court — who's right? 👇 #History #maps #catalonia #barcelona #spain

Ranja :

Always stand with Catalonia free Catalonia free Kurdistan✌️✌️

Sergio Alvares :

20% of Catalonia’s residents voted for independence, while 80% voted against it. This is ridiculous.😉

Izzychan 😭💢 pred :

The so democratic EU wont let some regions escape cuz EU is only strong united an catalonia is one of the most developed region in spain

Viktor :

Catalonia is deeply integrated into both the Spanish economy and the EU single market. Leaving Spain would likely mean leaving the EU as well, at least initially, creating significant trade barriers. Without an agreement guaranteeing continued access to the EU single market, tariffs, customs costs and other trade-related expenses could increase significantly. Tourism and foreign investment could also suffer. The fact that Catalonia currently has a large GDP and generates substantial tourism revenue does not mean it would maintain the same economic performance after independence. Those figures reflect its current position within Spain and the EU, with access to their markets and infrastructure. Catalonia already faces unemployment challenges. Economic disruption, companies relocating and reduced investment could push unemployment even higher. Independence would not automatically preserve the economic benefits Catalonia enjoys today.

Gerald :

things that never happened 😅

Hamza Qadir :

Spain is right

D. NEY.😎😎 :

even if am Madrid I can't let that happen after all the efforts Madrid has done 😌😌

Marko :

all over 3%

sxsh :

yeah kurds went for independence too in iraq but iraq attacked them

elegante39 :

8 seconds of ideppendence

seal group by Hemed :

If independence is for ethnicities then how many countries will there be?Or We need a country for Native Americans,Aborigins ,Kurds,etc

joan gaitx roig :

20 billions per year. We pay and never come back.

Cadafalch :

Chulhyun Ahn :

Catalonia and Aragon have been part of Spain for over 400 years since their king married a Castilian queen. Catalans have always identified themselves as Spaniards until recently. If you listen to these independantistas, you'd think that they've been fighting for independence for centuries.

Butch :

[Gesture OK]and its just the same with the Scottish and the English,so nothing to do with the EU in principle!

Julian🇩🇪✟ن :

afgguy_0797 :

Mesque un club❤️💙

GranollersAntiCorrupta :

Katya Polaca :

AtlasExplorer :

M̷A̷D̷M̷A̷X̷25 :

Oyarzabal enjoyer :

Noah Kun :

yet Spain accused Morocco of expansionism yet they colonized half of the Moroccan cost and colonized Cataluña and many more. they criticized Britain for colonizing Gibraltar yet they're colonizing all of north Africa.

F@3!0 :

they have never been independent in their whole history,they belonged to France or to Spain.More than that,when they took funds for development from the EU they were spanish,now ...they feel Catalans...too much drama for this subject...nothing about the money stolen by Maragall and Artur Mas...

MICKBCN2 :

@MICKBCN2:Ho tornarem a fer l'any que ve si som prou gent,pero aquest cop ben fet,sera el definitiu.