absolutely delighted to be joined from catalonia by elephant upolu see the present of the catalan national assembly ever said oh welcome to the alex salmond so it's lovely to see you again clearly feelings are still high and bosler not of course across catch a lot and get this week and scotland there's going to be another march anetta but you may have heard of i'm keen to take an understanding from me of what you think the importance of marches are to a independence movement whatever that might be in catalonia or did in scotland. it was very important to choose and what we didn't want to. show was that turkey is a man's our home how rather than on their own that's how people have about. how the gestures are they are willing to demonstrate they are willing to our best things they are willing to are going to use. our most he had. the opportunity thinking they are. going to have three seasons well i think it's lovely to see you thank you so much for your time wishing you all the very best indeed ellice end up losing the present at the castle and national assembly thank you very much i have to live und

barcelona jordan villanova he's the national secretary with the cattle a national assembly that's a grassroots organization supporting catalan independence in madrid tony rode on a member of parliament with the c.e.o. that honest party meaning the citizens party and in london gabriel government a researcher with kings college in london who focuses on conflict and nationalism gentlemen welcome to you all gabriel let me start with you how much or how little has changed in spain with regard to this issue in the past twelve months well the house changes a great amount actually we've got changes in both governments we had a very difficult aftermath after the referendum with all the central government taking power of the cotton institutions so yeah it has been very difficult yeah trying to both. but with access actually finding it a way to keep their own political political agendas i think we are in a kind of at that lock right now. jordi from your perspective what does it say that one year on there with these large demonstrations and that there were even as some clashes that happened. well the issue here is that there's a lot of

barcelona jordan villanova he's the national secretary with the cattle a national assembly that's a grassroots organization supporting catalan independence in madrid tony rode on a member of parliament with the c.o. that honest party meaning the citizens party and in london gabriel government a researcher with kings college in london who focuses on conflict and nationalism gentlemen welcome to you all gabriel let me start with you how much or how little has changed in spain with regard to this issue in the past twelve months well the house change a great amount actually we've got changes in both governments we had a very difficult aftermath after the referendum with all the central government taking power of the continent situations so yeah it has been very difficult yeah trying to both. but with access actually finding it a way to keep their own political political agendas i think we are in a kind of at that lock right now. jordi from your perspective what does it say that one year on there with these large demonstrations and that there were even some clashes that happened. well the issue here is that there's a lot of unres

barcelona jordan villanova he's the national secretary with the cattle on national assembly that's a grassroots organization supporting catalan independence in madrid tony rode on a member of parliament with the c.e.o. that honest party meaning the citizens party and in london gabriel government a researcher with kings college in london who focuses on conflict and nationalism gentlemen welcome to you all gabriel let me start with you how much or how little has changed in spain with regard to this issue in the past twelve months well the house changes a great amount actually we've got changes in both governments we had a very difficult aftermath after the referendum with all the central government taking power of the cotton institutions so yeah it has been very difficult yeah trying to both. both act actually finding in a way to keep their own political political agendas i think we are in a kind of a deadlock right now. jordi from your perspective what does it say that one year on there with these large demonstrations and that there were even some clashes that happened. well the issue here is that there's a lot of unrest here