Примери за използване на Puigdemont на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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State prosecutors have also targeted Puigdemont and other members of his government with lawsuits for possible disobedience, abuse of power and embezzlement charges.
Earlier today, regional leader Carles Puigdemont held a meeting to decide how Catalonia would go along the path of independence.
Carles Puigdemont, is due to hold a'key speech'.
Puigdemont tweeted Saturday that he and his partners are“readied
Puigdemont was cheered by crowds shouting“President!” and“Long live the republic!” on Saturday as he walked through the city,
Catalonia crisis- Puigdemont ready to go back if re-elected on the 21st of December.
EU President Donald Tusk called on Puigdemont to respect“the constitutional order and not to announce
EU President Donald Tusk also urged Puigdemont against making a decision that would make“dialogue impossible”.
Puigdemont wrote in Dutch in his Twitter account on Saturday that he was"prepared to fully cooperate with Belgian justice following the European arrest warrant issued by Spain.".
Puigdemont is currently in Germany awaiting a court's decision on whether
Puigdemont is currently in Belgium,
any move to arrest Mr. Puigdemont and members of his regional government would be fraught with potential difficulties.
The detention came two days after a Spanish judge issued European arrest warrants for Puigdemont and other fugitive separatist leaders.
German justice denies that the October 1 referendum was rebellion", Puigdemont tweeted following the court decision.
Catalonia's separatist lawmakers have been considering voting Puigdemont back in as regional chief without him returning from Belgium.
an ally of Puigdemont's Together for Catalonia grouping.
It demonstrates that it is perfectly possible to take a decision about sovereignty as all other countries do," Puigdemont said in a statement.
regional president Carles Puigdemont and Barcelona mayor Ada Colau wrote to Rajoy and Spain's King Felipe
Puigdemont said that Catalonia would gain its right to independence sooner or later
A government source told AFP that elections could be considered"a return to legality" by Puigdemont, while opposition leader Pedro Sanchez said Madrid would"without a doubt" back off from triggering Article 155.