Pro independence protests continue in Barcelona

The transcript discusses the protests in Barcelona, highlighting the shift from violent clashes to peaceful demonstrations. It describes the public's mixed reactions, with some supporting the police and others celebrating a small victory for the protesters. The narrative touches on the broader political context, including the jailing of pro-independence politicians and the central government's refusal to negotiate. The piece concludes by illustrating the division among Catalans regarding the secessionist movement.

What was the outcome of the police's decision to retreat during the protests in Barcelona?

• It resulted in the arrest of more protesters.

• It caused confusion among the protesters.

• It was seen as a victory for the protesters.

• It led to more violence.

How did the public in Barcelona generally feel about the violent events of the previous night?

• They fully supported the violence.

• They were indifferent to the events.

• They were unaware of the events.

• They wanted to distance themselves from the violence.

What is the stance of Spain's central government regarding the Catalonia protests?

• They have shown little flexibility.

• They are open to negotiations.

• They have remained silent.

• They have agreed to all demands.

What gesture did some people in Barcelona make to show their support for the police?

• They organized a protest.

• They left flowers outside police headquarters.

• They held a press conference.

• They wrote letters to the government.

What is a significant factor contributing to the division among Catalans?

• Economic policies.

• The secessionist dream.

• Foreign intervention.

• Environmental issues.