There's a legal way to change the Spanish Constitution.
What people can't do is play outside the Law in a Democracy.
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What people can't do is play outside the Law in a Democracy.
And Spanish people supported the Constitution with their vote on a large scale.
Since 1977, Catalans had participated in 35 free elections, and in 3 referendums. The Catalans have their own government, and there are politicians born in Catalonia successfully in the Spanish Parliament, and in the European Parliament.
Where you don't see freedom?
If someone wants to change the Spanish Constitution, there's a legal way to do it.
Again, if you believe that fantasy is true, is impossible to open your eyes to reality.
Please, point to a reputable source.
Every major party wanted indivisibility of Spain, including the PCE or Communist Party of Spain.
So please don't try to sell the territorial indivisibility as a right or center-right thing.
The Spanish Constitution is based in a very broad agreement, from Communists to the Far-Right Wing.
Then that agreement (the Constitution) was voted by all the Spanish People and received an immense support.
See the table here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_constitutional_referen...
That's some assumption, considering the main party promoting the secession had their party HQ confiscated for their corruption.
"Also there is a complete blockage to alter the constitution"
No, there isn't. There is a perfect legal form to do it.
"Catalonia is one of the most solidary regions (giving more to the state than we receive)."
No, it WAS. Now the rest of Spain is supporting Catalonia using the FLA ("Fondo de Liquidez Autonómica" or "Autonomous Liquidity Fund").
"I'm sick of it all."
More sick are the majority of Catalans who don't want the secession.
Now it's even more illegal.
Edit: to the people downvoting this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catalan_self-determination_ref...
All Spanish people have the right to decide about all the things in Spain, not just a bunch of people.
The government of Catalonia can hold a referendum following the Law. The problem here is that the government of Catalonia is not following even their own regional laws approved by them, not to mention the Spanish Constitution.
The secessionists have even forbidden the opposition to participate in the debates in the Parliament of Catalonia.
Remember also that Catalonia has never been a nation.
The secessionists have even forbidden the opposition to participate in the debates in the Parliament of Catalonia.
Edit to add: it is not the same a country willing to participate in an union and then deciding to leave it, than a movement in a nation (Spain) where some people in there decide they want to transform a part of Spain in an independent nation.
Remember also that Catalonia has never been a nation.
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