Varoufakis: “There should never be political prisoners in Europe”Your browser does not support the video element<p>The Greek former finance minister, Yanis Varoufakis, has criticized Spain for having "political prisoners," referring to the nine Catalan pro-independence <strong>leaders in precautionary detention</strong>, some for over a year. <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 Sánchez, 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> "incensed and appaled"</strong> due to the existence of "political prisoners in Europe, he added.</p> / ACNshareACNFirst published: January 17, 2019 06:16 PM