Nicola Sturgeon interview on independence

The transcript discusses the potential for Scotland to pursue independence, drawing comparisons to Catalonia's approach. The speaker emphasizes the need for a legal and recognized process for independence, highlighting the recent election victory as a mandate for this pursuit. The speaker also notes that while the case for independence is progressing, the decision is yet to be finalized. The transcript concludes with a clear rejection of Boris Johnson and Brexit by Scotland, emphasizing the desire for a future shaped by its residents.

What is the speaker's stance on following Catalonia's approach to independence?

• The speaker emphasizes a legal and recognized process.

• The speaker is against any form of independence.

• The speaker wants to avoid any form of referendum.

• The speaker supports it unconditionally.

How does the speaker feel about the future of Scotland after the recent election?

• Concerned about losing momentum.

• Pessimistic due to lack of support.

• Optimistic due to a clear mandate.

• Indifferent about the election results.

What does the speaker acknowledge about the case for Scotland's independence?

• It is irrelevant to the current political climate.

• It has already been won.

• It is still being made.

• It is not important.

What is Scotland's stance on Brexit according to the speaker?

• Scotland has rejected Brexit.

• Scotland is indifferent to Brexit.

• Scotland supports Brexit.

• Scotland is undecided about Brexit.

What does the speaker say about the future of Scotland?

• It should remain unchanged.

• It should be controlled by the central government.

• It should be decided by the people living in Scotland.

• It should be determined by external influences.