Catalonian

It is a common feeling, as fellow disabled traveller Marie reflects on their own experience of travelling from the Catalonian capital, where their wheelchair was temporarily lost.

If borders and formal agreements are simply irrelevant, why not recognise a Catalonian state?

As a woman murdered by Roger Crossan – a man, her family believe was freed to kill by Scotland’s courts – lay dead close by, Scotland’s lawmakers discussed offensive behaviour at football, prescriptions for under 10s, and Catalonian independence.

The protest didn't have a permit, but they let the marchers wave their Catalonian separatist flags nonetheless.

Against the will of the mainly Catalonian CNT National Committee, the Regional Defence Council of Aragon was created.

Mr Greenwell was so highly regarded by the Barcelona Club that they incorporated the English Flag into their club badge in his honour, thereby recognising Mr Greenwell’s achievements of winning 5 Catalonian championships and two Copa del Reys.

Official endeavors to preserve the historical memory of the Franco regime include exhibitions like the one the Museu d'Història de Catalunya (Catalonian Museum of History) organised around the prison experience.

The Catalonian revolt had sprung up spontaneously in May 1640.

The shoes originate in the Catalonian region of Spain as early as the 13th century, and were commonly worn by peasants in the farming communities in the area.