Varoufakis: “There should never be political prisoners in Europe”

<p>The Greek former finance minister, Yanis Varoufakis, has criticized Spain for having "political prisoners," referring to the nine Catalan pro-independence&nbsp;<strong>leaders in precautionary detention</strong>, some for over a year.&nbsp;<a href="../../../../../politics/item/varoufakis-criticizes-spain-for-having-catalan-political-prisoners" target="_blank">In an interview with the Catalan News Agency</a>, he said the Spanish president, Pedro S&aacute;nchez, is "clearly not doing enough" if the situation is going ahead. Varoufakis, who will run in the European election for 'Demokratie Europe' in Germany, feels<strong>&nbsp;"incensed and appaled"</strong>&nbsp;due to the existence of "political prisoners in Europe, he added.</p> / ACN

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January 17, 2019 06:16 PM