Spain’s Constitutional Court Annuls Catalan Independence Declaration
The Constitutional Court of Spain said on Wednesday it had annulled the Catalan parliament’s unilateral declaration of independence adopted last month.
The Constitutional Court of Spain said on Wednesday it had annulled the Catalan parliament’s unilateral declaration of independence adopted last month.
“The declaration of independence of October 27 has been declared unconstitutional and void,” a court spokeswoman said in a statement.
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"Catalonia is and will be a land of freedom. In times of difficulty and in times of celebration. Now more than ever" https://t.co/hdlHtvjUu9
— Catalan Government (@catalangov) October 27, 2017
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