Puigdemont and Mas Call for the Unity of the Catalan Space to Build a "Solid National Majority"
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The two presidents analyze the situation of the country and the independence movement in Waterloo
The former president meets with his successor in Belgium and demands compliance with the amnesty law and the CJEU ruling...
Former presidents of the Catalan Generalitat Artur Mas and Carles Puigdemont met this Thursday in Waterloo (Belgium) on the eve of the [...]
The former president of the Generalitat, Artur Mas, travelled to Waterloo (Belgium) this Thursday, where he met with his counterpart, Carles Puigdemont, on the occasion of the vigil of the celebration of the Day of September 11 and to whom he conveyed his wish that it be the last one that passes away.
Former president Artur Mas visited former president Carles Puigdemont at the Casa de la República in Waterloo on Thursday. Mas expressed solidarity with his successor as president over the still-unapplied amnesty and both defended the need for a "solid national majority" in the Principality.
The two presidents addressed the need for the CJEU ruling to be implemented without delay
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