Prime Minister of Catalonia: we will not give up independence

Catalonia will not refuse to seek independence, according to the Prime Minister of the Republic of Chile, Kim Torre, Monday, July 9, after meeting with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanceu.

This was the first meeting of Prime Ministers in Spain and Catalonia in the last two years, and the talks lasted more than two hours

Speaking with reporters, Spanish Deputy Prime Minister Calvo called the negotiations "really useful". Torra agreed to "rebuild a bilateral commission" which previously served as a tool for dialogue, but was abandoned by conservative Prime Minister Marjano Rahoja

. Calvo, suggesting that the next meeting of the two leaders should take place in Barcelona

In good faith, Madrid could respond to Torres's demands and abolish the government's veto of rationing imposed by several laws pbaded by the Catalan regional parliament. However, in the independence of Catalonia, Madrid still does not intend to make concessions. "There is a bit to say about it," said Kalvo.

Meanwhile, Torra, for his part, stressed that the Catalans "would not refuse any way to independence".

Sanchess came to power after the death of the Raho government, which he managed to achieve only with the support of Catalan separatists.

Deputy to the Regional Parliament of Catalonia, Mariette Bateta, who became the Spanish Minister of Public Administration and representing Madrid to a bilateral commission, announced that the Socialist Government was ready to talk about the amendments to the constitution that would imply the country's transition to the "federal model." However, the Socialists in parliament have only 84 of the 350 seats, and the Sancho government's maneuvering options are therefore very limited

The amendment to the Constitution requires a two-thirds majority, and the right amendments can be blocked .