VOICED : Voices of Brexit the Catalan Brexiteer in Scotland

A senior design engineer from Barcelona shares his views on Brexit, expressing support for Britain's departure from the EU. He reflects on his near decision to vote against Catalonia's independence, influenced by fear tactics similar to those used in the Brexit campaign. He emphasizes the importance of immigration, arguing that immigrants contribute positively to society and that losing immigrant knowledge would be detrimental to Britain.

What was the speaker's main reason for hypothetically supporting Brexit?

• To increase immigration restrictions

• To strengthen ties with Germany and France

• To express a need for different perspectives within the EU

• To support economic growth in Britain

How did the speaker's view change during the 2014 Catalonia referendum?

• He became more supportive of independence due to fear-based campaigns.

• He remained undecided throughout the campaign.

• He decided to vote for independence because of economic benefits.

• He was influenced by the Spanish Government's promises.

What does the speaker hope for in terms of Brexit and immigration?

• That immigrants will stop contributing to society

• That Britain will rejoin the EU

• That common sense will prevail and recognize the value of immigration

• That Britain will close its borders to immigrants

According to the speaker, what is a potential consequence for Britain if immigrant knowledge is undervalued?

• Britain will lose valuable contributions from immigrants

• Britain will become more isolated

• Britain will gain more economic power

• Immigrants will stop coming to Britain

What does the speaker believe about the role of immigrants in society?

• Immigrants should be restricted from entering

• Immigrants are a drain on society

• Immigrants only benefit their home countries

• Immigrants contribute positively and bring knowledge