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This meeting, in a relaxed atmosphere and with a smiling monarch, marks the end of the tense relations that have existed for the last decade between...
Peace in the streets, prosperity in companies and for workers, water for farmers, expanding the housing stock at affordable prices, improving...
The executive of the PSOE of Aragon has agreed its rejection to the agreement for the singular financing reached between ERC and PSC in the framework...
Guide to the debate and some falsehoods about the funding pact for Catalonia
‘Catalonia can help to improve Spain and it is one of my objectives’.
OpenKat is a debate platform working with collaborators from Catalonia, the rest of Spain and all of Europe wh o share similar values. The aim is to include opinions covering the entire political spectrum as long as they are respectful of the existing laws of Spain and the European Union, including those views which express the need to change existing laws through established mechanisms.
Know our valuesOpenKat debate platform seeks to find solutions to the challenges posed by the continued pressure of the Catalan separatists, which deeply affect Catalan society and Spain´s in general. OpenKat also seeks to facilitate finding responses to the threats raised by the unilateralist behavior of the separatists, vis-à-vis democratic institutions in Catalonia, in Spain at large and in Europe in general.
Lluís Rabell (Barcelona, 1954) lived from very close up, as a MP of the leftist party Catalunya Sí Que Es Pot (CSQEP), the convulsive autumn of 2017- "The ECHR has...
The rating agency considers the outcome of the Catalan elections to be positive for the valuation of regional debt
Financial Times - Separatists from Spain’s minority nations have undergone a role reversal in recent years. In October 2017, the separatists controlling the Generalitat...
Betting on democratic dialogue - which discards the odium theologicum between irreducible dogmatisms and wants to overcome a shortsighted give and take - is as important...
The historian, who signs the prologue of 'Unofficial History of Catalonia', by Manuel Peña, points out that the myth of the Catalan bourgeoisie "has fallen on the ground"
OpenKat does not have a position on the mentioned matter and only seeks to serve as a communication and debate platform for alternative constructive responses, seeking the required consensus within the framework provided by our constitution.
