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Catalonia rising

Published time: 4 Oct, 2017 07:00 Edited time: 4 Oct, 2017 09:07
People hold on to Catalan separatist flags on top of an air vent two days after the banned independence referendum in Barcelona, Spain, October 3, 2017. © Susana Vera © Reuters
People hold on to Catalan separatist flags on top of an air vent two days after the banned independence referendum in Barcelona, Spain, October 3, 2017. © Susana Vera © Reuters

The people of Catalonia went to the polls seeking independence. The Spanish state reacted with force against peaceful voters. Again the question arises: What is the EU’s commitment to democracy? And who is allowed self-determination?

CrossTalking with Matt Qvortrup, Matthew Goodwin, and John Laughland.

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