Spanje openlijk rechts en belust op wraak op Vlamingen

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Omdat de VRT dat zegt is het ineens allemaal waar?

De aanhef 'Het imago van ons land heeft een forse knauw gekregen sinds...' wordt om de zoveel tijd bovengehaald, en zeker wanneer de NV-A er iets mee te maken heeft.
Gecombineerd met verwijzingen naar nazisme en jaren dertig geeft dat steeds een prachtartikel om kiezers bang te maken.
Franco is per slot van rekening niet terug van weggeweest dankzij Francken.

(En morgen een artikel over wat voor een geweldige vakantiebestemming Turkije wel niet is.)

Laat jullie toch niet zo snel op stang jagen.

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Carlos K‏ @Carlos__K
Dec 12
Replying to @FranckenTheo

The grandfather of Puigdemont fled with the 'franquistas' and @KRLS (Carles Puigdemont) flees with the nazis. Everything is ok!
#Catalunya #Cataluña #Belgium #Belgique #België #LeopoldIILand #Genocides and #Nazis #Puigdemont #TheoFrancken #UE #EU #Brussels #Brussel #Bruxelles

Politiekers en getwieter, 'sociale' media... Dan krijgt men dit...

https://twitter.com/Carlos__K/status/940613053418213378






Extra:

El estremecedor v�*deo de Carles Puigdemont, nuevo presidente de la Generalitat
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TLS95lQXK0

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Belgie als model voor Spanje, 'de leeuw getemd'...

It could have, on the contrary, taken inspiration from Belgium’s political history in order to learn how the shift from a strong unitary state to a centrifugal federal state structure can be achieved in a peaceful, democratic and negotiated manner. The very presence in the federal government of a political party who in the depths of their hearts wants (Flemish) independence attests to the success of the Belgian compromise. It would be the same as seeing the SNP serving in a UK Government.
Belgium is indeed no stranger to institutional crises – they tend to occur every 10 years or so, they always involve protracted and complicated negotiations, and often result in intricate and surreal solutions and constitutional changes and a temporarily ceasefire in an ongoing conflict between the political elites in the north and the south of the country. Despite these tensions, there has not been any violence nor has there ever been a majority in North-Belgium in favour of independence.

If the Belgian model is to be followed, however, both the Spanish and Catalan elites need to be willing to compromise and to de-escalate the conflict. The Catalan separatists will need to renege on their undemocratic declaration of independence and the Spanish state has to drop the court cases.

Subsequently, all relevant political actors will need patience and perseverance to negotiate a respectable compromise which cannot fully satisfy anyone, but will pacify the conflict in a democratic manner and with the interests of all Catalan people in mind, rather than only those who favour independence.

http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/...-a8035306.html