Scotland and Catalonia both have strong independence movements, but their paths to this goal are very different.
At an event hosted by the Centre for European Policy Studies, a Brussels think-tank, politicians and academics from Scotland and Catalonia on Monday (8 September) spoke of why the two nations want to secede from the UK and Spain, respectively, and how they see the new countries joining the EU.
First the similarities: the independence camps of both countries are polling ...
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