The Citizens Of Katalunya Did Not Agree To Separate YourselfPicture

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NGELEH-NEWS, KATALUNYA – Catalan Nationalist Liberal Party Victory in the general elections of regional autonomous region Katalunya is considered as a momentum for secession. Unfortunately, the citizens of Katalunya did not agree to separate themselves.

Spain's leading newspaper, El Pais, polled via telephone to the 900 respondents randomly. The majority of respondents did not want to agree Katalunya broke away from Spain.

As ABC News reported, Friday (30/10/2015), a number of 51 percent of the votes expressed do not agree. A number of 42 percent more States want Katalunya declares independence from Spain. The rest of the respondents did not reply.

When asked, in a referendum to be held Katalunya, 49 percent declared themselves will still choose to join with Spain. A number of 41 percent will vote for emancipation. The rest of the respondents do not.

Artur Mas, leader of the nationalist Liberal Party, While winning the election declared it will fight for the independence of the Katalunya within a period of one year. This action of course got resistance from the Government of Spain. Spain's Prime Minister, Mariano Rajoy, planning to build a coalition with political party leaders to fight the nationalist Liberal Party Katalunya. (int)