Eduardo Torres-Dulce, the pepero chief prosecutor who conveniently noticed nothing untoward in mass institutional disobedience of Constitutional and Supreme Court decisions, and who also appears to have signed up for the King’s sister’s defence team, is alleged to have said “We won’t act until the the offence doesn’t occur. Neither before… nor after.”
The thing I can’t understand about Catalan unionists is that they wish to remain part of a state which washed its hands of them 30 years ago.
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