VOICED : A year after the referendum Catalonia remains divided

The transcript discusses the ongoing division in Catalonia following a controversial referendum deemed illegal by the Spanish government. Activism has surged on both sides, with separatists pushing for disobedience against the state and pro-Spain supporters countering with their own symbols. Despite stable election trends, the future remains uncertain, with political stalemates and rejected proposals for increased autonomy. The situation is further complicated by differing views within the independence movement.

What was the main demand of activists in Barcelona following the referendum?

• To increase tourism in the region

• To drop charges against referendum leaders

• To hold a new election

• To improve public transportation

What was the significant change observed after the referendum according to experts?

• A rise in international support

• A decrease in voter turnout

• An increase in activism on both sides

• A shift in economic policies

How do pro-Spain supporters express their views in public spaces?

• By distributing flyers

• By holding peaceful marches

• By organizing public debates

• By adding red lines to pro-independence symbols

What is Catalan leader Kim Tora's stance on the region's autonomy?

• He proposes a federal system

• He supports increased autonomy

• He wants to maintain the status quo

• He insists on a vote for self-determination

What is a major challenge faced by independence parties in Catalonia?

• Lack of international recognition

• Declining public support

• Internal disagreements on self-determination

• Insufficient funding