Scottish nationalists urge Spain to 'respect' Catalan vote
Members unanimously pass motion calling for the banned referendum earlier this month
The Scottish National Party annual conference in Glasgow. Photo:AFP
GLASGOW:
The Scottish National Party on Monday urged the Spanish government to "respect the overwhelming 'si' vote" in the Catalan independence referendum in a resolution at its annual conference.
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Members unanimously passed the motion, which called the banned referendum earlier this month an "expression of the democratic will of the people of Catalonia."
The Scottish National Party on Monday urged the Spanish government to "respect the overwhelming 'si' vote" in the Catalan independence referendum in a resolution at its annual conference.
Pressure mounts on Catalan separatists after unity rallies
Members unanimously passed the motion, which called the banned referendum earlier this month an "expression of the democratic will of the people of Catalonia."