VOICED : Catalan village stops sending taxes

In a small Catalan village, residents are taking a stand by redirecting their taxes from the Spanish government to the Catalan treasury, symbolizing their desire for independence. Despite this, the taxes are still ultimately sent to Madrid. The independence movement is significant in Catalonia, with mixed opinions among locals. A recent poll shows a near-even split in support for independence. Many towns have declared symbolic independence, and upcoming regional elections could lead to a referendum on self-determination.

What challenges do the Catalans face in their pursuit of independence?

What does the recent opinion poll indicate about the views of Catalans on independence?