21 April 2019 04:26 PM

Unionist Ciutadans revel in the Spanish feeling in Torroella de Montgrí

Inés Arrimadas also criticizes the People’s Party for not putting a stop to the “coup d’Etat”

With the April 28 general election campaign underway, political candidacies offer a range of proposals for solving the Catalan conflict.

The Socialist leader will now attend televised electoral debates, and reminds opposition that insults are not debates

Inés Arrimadas vows not give up "an inch" of ground and blames pro-independence supporters for "attacks, threats and insults"

Ciutadans party, meanwhile, requests investigation into Barcelona university "siege" during unionist protest

Former president takes on Cs leader for "not having the courage to enter and come talk with me"

Arrimadas joins Albert Rivera in bid to "defend" Catalan unionists

Cs and PP Catalonia parties criticize executive's support for stoppage that sees widespread protests led by pro-independence CDR group

Socialists also reject post-electoral alliances with conservative groups, arguing for "dialogue with Catalonia within the law"

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