Sacked Catalan leader vows to form new govt despite Spain ‘threats’
By AFP
January 23, 2018
COPENHAGEN: Ousted Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont on Monday vowed to form a new government despite “threats” from the central government in Madrid, after a Spanish judge refused to re-issue a European warrant for his arrest. Speaking at a debate on Catalonia at the University of Copenhagen, Puigdemont said: “We will not surrender to authoritarianism despite Madrid’s threats.” “Soon we will form a new government... it’s time to end their oppression and find a political solution for Catalonia,” he added.
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