🎙 PODCAST | Catalan, Basque and Galician: history of a broken veto

Starting this Tuesday, Congressional deputies who wish to do so will be able to express themselves in Catalan, Basque or Galician without having to speak or be expelled from the rostrum. The regulatory issues that apparently prevented the use of co-official languages ​​in the Lower House have been surmountable in record time after legislative sessions of demands by ERC, which was later joined by other sovereign groups.

With Esther Palomera, attached to the director of elDiario.es and political chronicler, we review the journey of this historical claim and the reasons that have made this change possible.

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