Framed within the organized protest actions by the Government of the Generalitat, the Board of FC Barcelona, \u200b\u200bhas decided to cancel as a member of the club to Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero.
This campaign has its origins in the English government debt for the autonomous Catalan in terms of competitiveness refers funds: 1,450 million euros.
"We know that at first may seem a little effective action," said Artur Mas yesterday, "but we are also well aware that little things like this hurt and worn as they come."
This campaign has its origins in the English government debt for the autonomous Catalan in terms of competitiveness refers funds: 1,450 million euros.
"We know that at first may seem a little effective action," said Artur Mas yesterday, "but we are also well aware that little things like this hurt and worn as they come."
Zapatero In June 2009 he was appointed honorary member of the rock Maragata FC Barcelona in the town of Astorga and Leon will be the president of the rock, Pedro González Nistal, who proceed to it to be removed from their files. "The call came from very high," Gonzalez said Nist "and I owe before the club that the government ".
Zapatero struggles with the treasurer of the Rock Maragata in a futile attempt to clarify its position as a partner.
" This is a first step, but not the only, "said Josep Antoni Duran i Lleida as Convergence and Union spokesman in the Congress of Deputies." We were with fellow Catalans that whenever the President Zapatero made intervention in the House will begin to cough or we'll throw the pens to the ground. "
Sources close to the presidency Generalitat mention that the next large-scale action will be talking about President instead of President Rodríguez Zapatero. "If you use the second name is because the former is too vulgar and certainly ashamed. Well, to put up because he's getting tired of hearing it," said one person who would not reveal his identity because his name is Ortega.
Sources close to the presidency Generalitat mention that the next large-scale action will be talking about President instead of President Rodríguez Zapatero. "If you use the second name is because the former is too vulgar and certainly ashamed. Well, to put up because he's getting tired of hearing it," said one person who would not reveal his identity because his name is Ortega.
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