Minor Sorollosa3:16 pm
Puigdemont has been very skilled. He has launched a glove that will cost him a lot to manage. She has asked him in front of the whole world if he will recognize the independence victory in elections that she has summoned with everything in her favor. In a few words, it has converted the elections that Spain itself has convoked, into plebiscites. It's a great play, because it puts the ball back on the field of Spain. Now basically two things can happen:
1. If Spain refuses, it will be discredited all over the world, it will remain as a purely repressive and violent state. All his paripe of the 155 will be exposed, and Europe, although I expect little of it, can hardly look away before an envite launched from his own heart.
2. And if he accepts, he will face his worst nightmare ... a de facto referendum on the independence of Catalonia that will be forced to accept and accept the result. And the worst, caused by herself.
The strategy has risks, it is evident:
1. There is no possible referendum with the equidistant commons, hindering the interpretation of the result in a binary way. But this can be neutralized: that possibility must be worked on by clearly sending the message that their votes are not counted either on one side or the other, and this is possible when it is said from Brussels, because it is logical and perfectly democratic when a plebiscite is proposed . Unlike what happened in Spain in 27S. With this, the referendum would have won the independentistas street.
1. If Spain refuses, it will be discredited all over the world, it will remain as a purely repressive and violent state. All his paripe of the 155 will be exposed, and Europe, although I expect little of it, can hardly look away before an envite launched from his own heart.
2. And if he accepts, he will face his worst nightmare ... a de facto referendum on the independence of Catalonia that will be forced to accept and accept the result. And the worst, caused by herself.
The strategy has risks, it is evident:
1. There is no possible referendum with the equidistant commons, hindering the interpretation of the result in a binary way. But this can be neutralized: that possibility must be worked on by clearly sending the message that their votes are not counted either on one side or the other, and this is possible when it is said from Brussels, because it is logical and perfectly democratic when a plebiscite is proposed . Unlike what happened in Spain in 27S. With this, the referendum would have won the independentistas street.
2. It is very much to expect that Europe will be up to it even in these conditions, given its intrinsic rot, but ... the stake comes from its heart ... not from a peripheral country. There is no longer the excuse of the internal affairs of Spain.
And any other intermediate response will be assigned to case 1 above, that of "Spain drains the package and shows itself as the dictatorship that it really is". Here excuses are no longer valid. This takes the fight to the end of the game.
It's not bad, really. With other things I do not agree, but this move seems really good, it is a check in every rule.
