US EditionTowards Recognition of Catalan as the Official Language of the Eu? Under Pressure, Spain Is Relaunching Discussions with Germany
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Germany has not changed its attitude to formalize the use of co-official languages such as Catalan in the European Union (EU) . According to the spokesman for the German Government, Stefan Kornelius, "the position of the German Chancellor has not changed" and recalled that "the adoption of new official languages would require changes to the European treaties".Spain and Germany decided to start talks "from which Spain will present a text for disc…
Berlin has been one of the most reluctant to expand the catalogue of official languages in the EU proposed by Spain, which this Friday announced that they had started bilateral talks with the Germans.
The opening of these discussions comes after Junts' warning about the break with the PSOE, whose supporters of Puigdemont will debate Monday in Perpignan.
The confusing reopening of negotiations with the conservative government of Germany for the official recognition of Catalan, Basque and Galician in the EU constitutes one more of the ‘in extremis’ gestures of the executive of Pedro Sánchez towards Junts before the new ordago of the sovereignists. read more]]]>
Foreign Affairs announced on Friday the opening of a bilateral dialogue on the use of co-official languages in the European Union
The German government of Friedrich Merz has denied the Spanish executive of Pedro Sánchez and has denied that Catalan is going to become official in the European Union: "The position has not changed." Moreover, the spokesman of the German administration, Stefan Kornelius, has stressed that, in order to achieve this, it would be necessary to "modify the European treaties".This Friday, La Moncloa celebrated the signing of a joint declaration betwe…
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