The EU must get involved in the crisis in Catalonia

Unless the Catalan and Spanish authorities immediately open channels of dialogue about the constitutional future of Catalonia, the scenes witnessed last Sunday may only be a precursor of things to come. But for this dialogue to take place, the EU must be actively involved, argues Simon Toubeau.

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A protestor waves with a Spanish hat and a European flag takes part in a rally in favour of the unity of Spain in Barcelona, Spain, 08 October 2017. [Felipe Trueba/EPA]

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The EU must get involved in the crisis in Catalonia

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