Is Spain inflating the Catalonia souffle?

It seems to me that as things develop the articles in the international press become more accurate about this subject. Another one published to day by Bloomberg [1].

If you find the article interesting you might also want to know the detail of the latest poll [2] on what Catalans would vote next Sunday (I'm not including here null votes, absentees, etc:

* "Do you want Catalonia to become a State?" - Yes: 64.2%; No: 19.7% * "In case you answered yes, do you want this State to be independent?" - Yes: 76.9%; No: 19.6%

I would also like to highlight that the Yes wins in all age segments [3][4].

[1] http://www.bloombergview.com/articles/2014-11-05/spain-s-cor...

[2] http://ceo.gencat.cat/ceop/AppJava/loadFile;?fileId=22954&fi...

[3] http://images.ara.cat/societat/Grafic-vot-gent-gran_ARAIMA20...

[4] http://www.ara.cat/premium/politica/resistencia-al-canvi-gen...

They have just published a Google Maps style photo of the massive September 11th 2014 protest that the article mentions: "The Catalan independence movement has also broken its own records for the largest entirely peaceful demonstrations in Europe. About 1.5 million people formed a human chain across Catalonia in 2013, and as many as 1.8 million - 23% of the population - formed a giant V (for "vote") across Barcelona in September, to demand the dret a decidir, or "right to decide", in an independence referendum."

http://via2014.assemblea.cat/ortofoto/