The spanish constituion explicitly states that Spain is an indivisible country. Hence, the Constituional Court (that is elected by the parliament) has ruled out that any referendum about independence is illegal.
At this point, the government says that both them and the judiciary powers are just defending the democratic rules, and Catalonia's government is the one at fault for all this hassle.
The problem is that it is accepted that there's a wide majority of catalan people who want a referendum, and here we are...
At this point, the government says that both them and the judiciary powers are just defending the democratic rules, and Catalonia's government is the one at fault for all this hassle.
The problem is that it is accepted that there's a wide majority of catalan people who want a referendum, and here we are...