No son populistas, no: son FASCISTAS
martes, 7 de febreiro de 2017
Chamemos as cousas polo seu nome // Llamemos a las cosas por su nombre #Trump #LePen #Racismo #Fascismo #Xenofobia
No son populistas, no: son FASCISTAS
domingo, 5 de febreiro de 2017
O ataque de pánico de David Mundell // David Mundell's panic attack #indyref2
O único deputado representante de Escocia en Westminster que votou a favor do plan de Brexit de Theresa May, repetiu unha e outra vez o mantra de que Escocia non debería ter un segundo referendo de independencia, e tratou de evadir a polémica creada polo Ministro de Defensa, Michael Fallon, quen suxeriu hai uns días que o Goberno de Londres podería bloquear #indyref2, alegando que Nicola Sturgeon non ten mandato (o cal non é certo) para levalo a cabo.
Mundell tamén anunciou que esta semana viaxarán a Bruxelas para continuar coas conversas sobre Brexit ainda que aclarou que ata que non se active o artigo 50, as negociacións non estarán abertas.
Fear no, PANIC is what the Secretary of State of Scotland showed today in "Sunday Politics Scotland" being unable to answer to the persistant questioning of Brewer about #indyref2.
The only Scottish MP in Westminster who voted in favour of the Brexit's plan of Theresa May repeated once and again the mantra "Scotland does not need a second referendum of independence", and refused to add to (or deminish) the controversy created by the Minister of Defense.
Michael Fallon suggested some days ago that the Government of London could block #indyref2, alleging that Nicola Sturgeon does not have a mandate to call for another referendum (which is not true) .
Mundell also announced that he will be visiting Brussels this week to continue the conversations on Brexit alghtough he clarify that until the article 50 is triggered, the negotiations will not be open.
Fear no, PANIC is what the Secretary of State of Scotland showed today in "Sunday Politics Scotland" being unable to answer to the persistant questioning of Brewer about #indyref2. The only Scottish MP in Westminster who voted in favour of the Brexit's plan of Theresa May repeated once and again the mantra "Scotland does not need a second referendum of independence", and refused to add to (or deminish) the controversy created by the Minister of Defense.
Michael Fallon suggested some days ago that the Government of London could block #indyref2, alleging that Nicola Sturgeon does not have a mandate to call for another referendum (which is not true) .
Mundell also announced that he will be visiting Brussels this week to continue the conversations on Brexit alghtough he clarify that until the article 50 is triggered, the negotiations will not be open.
Moitas grazas, coma sempre a Peter Curran por este video
Thank you so much, as usual, to Peter Curran for this video
Esta mañán tamén podíamos ler outra durísima editorial de El País sobre o Libro Branco de Theresa May para #Brexit ao que catalogan de "retórico e vacío exercicio de propaganda" e de moi decepcionante.
We could read today another hard editorial by El Pais (Spanish newspaper) on Theresa May's White Paper for Brexit which is called a "rethorical and empty exercise of propaganda" and "very dissapointing"
We could read today another hard editorial by El Pais (Spanish newspaper) on Theresa May's White Paper for Brexit which is called a "rethorical and empty exercise of propaganda" and "very dissapointing"
"it's a rhetorical and empty exercise of propaganda" https://t.co/0NcvImME03— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 5 de febrero de 2017
Video de arquivo: Mundell no Parlamento escocés evitando contestar á mesma pregunta que hoxe
From arquive: Mundell at the Scottish Parliament refusing to answer same question as today
From arquive: Mundell at the Scottish Parliament refusing to answer same question as today
Highly recommended article: Iain Macwhirter on #Brexit #EU and #Indyref2 #ScotlandinEurope
This article by Iain Macwhirter was published in the Sunday Herald and it's highly recommended. Please read it and share it. Thank you
Iain Macwhirter: Life in a Trump UK after Brexit, or independence in Europe ... decision time for the Scottish people
Not content with ignoring Nicola Sturgeon, Brexit ministers have now taken to trolling her. The Tory Defence Minister's Michael Fallon's “forget it” remark about an independence referendum was an indication of just how seriously the UK government takes the threat of independence right now: which is not very. Theresa May weighed in with her own assessment that the issue was resolved by the 2014 referendum.
According to Fallon, there is “no mandate” for another referendum because the SNP lost seats at the 2016 Holyrood elections and no longer exercises an overall majority. But this is to ludicrously underplay the SNP's success in that proportional election in which it won more seats than all three of the unionist parties - Labour, Tory and Liberal Democrat - combined. Anyway, the SNP has a majority in the Scottish Parliament for a referendum since the Greens are on board, and that is mandate enough.
The trolling continued in Thursday's UK government White Paper outlining the Brexit objectives. It was a sobering statement of Scotland’s place post-EU. It asserts that MSPs in the Scottish Parliament “only have legislative competence – the ability to make law – in devolved policy areas as long as that law is compatible with EU law”. After Brexit, these laws over environment, justice, agriculture etc “will be set here in the UK by democratically elected representatives”. So, EU powers will clearly not pass by default to the Scottish parliament, but to Westminster. The document says there may be some subsequent devolution of “decision making” to the Scottish parliament, but there is nothing specific.
Brexit deprives Scots of their citizenship of the European Union and the protections they have enjoyed for nearly a quarter of a century: the right of free movement and residence in the EU, protection from discrimination on grounds of nationality or religion and the right to live in a clean environment. These guarantees are lost for ever. The UK government says that all the protections on workers rights etc will be translated intact into UK law by the Great Repeal Bill. But this is disingenuous. These rights will only remain so long as the UK government wants them to.
The whole complex web of EU law – thousands of directives and regulations – will be sifted through by Theresa May's ministers and only those that correspond to their narrow-minded vision of Brexit Britain will remain. Or else, why leave the European Union in the first place? The notion that somehow nothing will change after Brexit is almost as naïve as the idea that the European Union will open up access to the single market after Britain leaves the EU. It can't and it won't.
Will Scots lie back and accept this? Who looks after Scottish interests in this legislative transition? The UK Parliament is supine. MPs delivered the fateful vote to trigger Article 50 even before the White Paper been published. It was a capitulation, a wipe out, an act of parliamentary submission to narrow economic nationalism. Labour is hopelessly divided and likely to be out of power for a decade as the UK is changed into a low regulation tax haven.
The vote followed May's 'Deplorables Tour' of America and Turkey in her increasingly desperate attempt to win trading advantages with two of the most protectionist and right wing governments on the planet. Britain is now out of Europe and swooning into the arms of Donald Trump, the most unreliable and ill tempered ally it is possible to imagine. We're trading the European Single Market for the US market, where the watchwords are “buy American; hire American”. Good luck with that. We are to become Trump UK – the fifty first state, with Scotland providing the golf-courses.
The First Minister's appeals for Scotland to remain in the European Single Market have repeatedly been rejected as incompatible with Brexit. Yet, the White Paper recognises that some sectors of the UK economy – essentially cars and financial services – are so important that they will get a privileged access to it, even if this involves payment to the European Union and the acceptance of its rules. That this makes a nonsense of the whole Brexit project seems to be of little concern to May in her determination to buy a special deal for corporate lobbyists.
So, not only have we been taken out of Europe against the will of the Scottish electorate as expressed in the June referendum, but Scotland is deemed to have less clout in the corridors of power than Nissan UK, or Deutsche Bank. The promise by the former Tory Lord Chancellor, and leading Brexit campaigner, Michael Gove, that Scotland could have powers over immigration after Brexit has been forgotten.
Scotland will be severely disadvantaged by Brexit, and not just by the loss of subsidies and citizenship and the restoration of tariffs and non tariff barriers. Under devolved taxation, Holyrood needs a healthy working age population to maintain its tax revenues to pay for public services. This requires inward migration of around 24,000 workers a year, just to maintain stability. Already, firms are finding that Europeans are reluctant to come here because of the uncertainty about their security and status.
This is the most toxic fallout from Brexit: it is creating an image abroad of a xenophobic Britain, an inward looking Little England that has lost all faith in collective decision-making and international solidarity. Scotland has been an outward-looking, European nation since the middle ages and this regression to a fortress Britain is anathema. Hard Brexit is not something anyone could have envisaged back in September 2014 and it more than justifies another referendum, morally if not legally. The Scottish independence referendum was won on a false prospectus: the assumption that Scotland would remain in the EU. Material changes don't come more material than this.
The UK government is confident that Scots will not opt for independence, now or in the future. The decline in oil revenues and poor economic growth means Scotland has nowhere else to go, or so they believe. Moreover, an independent Scotland, after Brexit will have to cope with a “hard border” between Scotland, which is in the EU, and England which is out of it.
But these are not insurmountable problems. The White Paper makes clear that no such hard border will exist between Northern Ireland and the Republic after Brexit, and that is a precedent that could apply to Scotland. And if Scotland's economic future is uncertain, so now is the UK's. There is no longer any status quo for Better Together to claim as the risk-free option. Either way, Brexit or independence - it's a leap in the dark.
One thing is certain: Europe will not cold shoulder an independent Scotland now as it might have in 2014. If Scotland leaves the UK before Brexit is completed, it could retain all the advantages of being in the single market without a hard border with the rest of the UK. This continuity could make Scotland an attractive place not just for skilled workers, but for companies looking for access both to the new UK single market and the European one.
The timing of the referendum is crucial. If Scotland wants to remain, with Ireland, in Europe the referendum needs to take place well before 2019. It will require great courage and confidence on the part of Scots to seize this moment, and it's not clear whether that confidence exists right now. Certainly, there is not an obvious demand for a new referendum in the opinion polls, though support for independence remains as high as it was in 2014. But attitudes can change very rapidly, and if Scots are given a well argued case, they almost certainly can be persuaded.
The UK government will fight like hell to avoid a referendum on independence, however. Having voted for Brexit, MPs are unlikely to vote for Scoxit, and since the constitution is reserved to Westminster, the UK parliament will have to give its assent. But Westminster cannot block a referendum if there is clear evidence of a demand for one. It will be up to the Scottish government to generate that demand.
Scots must be made aware that they’re now in the last chance saloon as far as Europe is concerned. After Brexit is a done deal, Scotland will be locked into a new incorporating Union, and secession will be fiercely resisted by a highly centralised UK state. In the next crucial twelve months every Scottish voter is going to have to ask themselves the unavoidable question: do we stay, or do we go?
venres, 3 de febreiro de 2017
Presentación do libro de Xosé Iglesias "A relixión do mar" na Libraría Pedreira #poemas #cultura #Galiza #Mar
Xosé Iglesias presenta hoxe na Libraría Pedreira 'A relixión do mar' 😊 pic.twitter.com/IKH1NhVdJA— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 2 de febrero de 2017
Con Xosé Iglesias e a profesora Fina Méndez Rodríguez
Agora mesmo na Libraría Pedreira, Xosé Iglesias presenta o seu libro de poemas 'A relixión do mar' pic.twitter.com/62OHxkcWAZ— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 2 de febrero de 2017
A relixión do Mar... pic.twitter.com/ZlE4sZZyyL— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 2 de febrero de 2017
xoves, 2 de febreiro de 2017
Brexit, González Pons, Escocia e outras historias non contadas / Brexit, González Pons, Scotland and others untold stories
De 59 deputados escoceses en Westminster tan só un conservador, o Secretario de Estado para Escocia votou a favor do Brexit. E o mais surreal desta votación é que o Goberno británico non presentou un plan escrito antes do debate e da votación (o chamado White Paper), senón despois de que se tome a decisión.
A lider escocesa conservadora tampouco está exenta de polémica, froito do caos e da desesperación que enfrontan neste momento, xa que a posición do Goberno e do Parlamento escocés foi clara e contundente dende o primeiro momento. A Ruth Davidson non se lle ocurriu outra barbaridade maior e comparou o debate de independencia de Escocia cunha guerra fraticida, ocasionando todo tipo de reaccións dende voces de todas as tendencias políticas.
González Pons, non fala como membro do Goberno español, pero xoga a alimentar debate sobre o que eu chamo #TheSpanishVetoMyth ou a ameaza pantasma do veto español á permanencia de Escocia na UE.
Claro que o que non nos conta a prensa é a chamada de atención que tivo por parte da Presidenta da Comisión Constitucional do Parlamento Europeo pola súa ineptitude e falta de respecto cós convidados, o Primeiro Ministro de Xibraltar, Sr. Picardo e a Ministra de Asuntos Exteriores de Escocia, Fiona Hyslop.[From arquive]— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 31 de enero de 2017
Tories admit secret EU meeting but deny deal to block Scottish membership https://t.co/aTu5iBOIZ8 vía @NewsnetScotland
Aquí vos deixo algúns artigos recordatorios das manobras de González Pons, Barroso e compañía durante 2012-2014, e videos que vos darán unha idea de oculta a prensa e que titulares lle interesa alimentar...
Thank you to @danutahuebner Chair of the European Parliament's Constitutional Ctee for the invitation to set out Scotland's position today
— Fiona Hyslop (@FionaHyslop) 30 de enero de 2017
Prestade atención, porque nas vindeiras semanas os acontecementos pódense acelerar, e a pantasma do veto español continúa planeando pola BBC e prensa unionista.
Spanish MEPs at the European Parliament on Brexit & Scottish independence— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 1 de febrero de 2017
(the only solution for Scotland to remain part of the EU) pic.twitter.com/7O4UXEW5xF
Eurodiputados españoles en el plenario sobre la situación de Escocia y Gibraltar. Soluciones para Escocia #Brexit #Escocia #indyref2 pic.twitter.com/cUmPFRx6OG— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 1 de febrero de 2017
González Pons get called to attention by the President of Const. Committee - European Parliament #Brexit #Scotland #Gibraltar pic.twitter.com/vkMHITNPzf— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 1 de febrero de 2017
[From arquives #TheSpanishVetoMyth ] #indyref2 #brexit— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 31 de enero de 2017
Scotland and the EU: The plot sickens https://t.co/Bc42n06sqq vía @weegingerdug
"And don't speak to me about Scotland, which as you know or should know, responds to very different historic & constitutional assumptions... and by the way, if Scotland had half the half of the powers that Catalonia has, they wouldn't go to so much bother there!"From arquive: Rajoy on #Scotland & the difference with #Catalonia (Constitutional issue & devo powers) #indyref2 #TheSpanishVetoMyth pic.twitter.com/tGwb8NBhf1— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 27 de enero de 2017
https://weegingerdug.wordpress.com/2017/01/31/mas-cambia-mas-se-vuelve-la-misma-cosa/
The Spanish Veto Myth:-— John of family Large (@ScotsFox71) 1 de febrero de 2017
These Spanish Politicians Say Spain Won’t Stop Scotland Joining The EU https://t.co/AgeyOtD21i via @JamieRoss7 pic.twitter.com/9WClFsCkTq
luns, 30 de xaneiro de 2017
24 de febreiro, día de #RosalíadeCastro // 24th of February: Rosalía de Castro's Day #Cultura #Galicia #Culture #Poetry #Poesía #RosalíaTe
Celebremos o día de Rosalía de Castro regalando un libro en galego e unha flor
24th of February: Rosalía de Castro's Day (our poetess, our bard)
Let's celebrate Rosalía de Castro's Day by giving someone a book in Galician language and a flower!
Día de Rosalía de Castro 2017: #RosalíaTe! Entra aquí para informáreste de primeira man: https://t.co/fxm2E2Suj6 pic.twitter.com/gIw1cAE37y— aelg (@aelg) 30 de enero de 2017
domingo, 29 de xaneiro de 2017
#BurnsNight2017 in Compostela / Noite de Burns 2017 en Compostela #ScotlandinEurope #Poetry #Poesía #Culture #Scotland #Galicia
Like every year, we celebrate our Burns Supper in the good company of some relatives and friends. We had haggis, whisky, a Scottish cake; we read Burns's poems in Scots and Galician languages, we sang, we laughed and we dedided to repeat it again next year.
Scotland's culture belongs in Europe as Burn's culture belongs in the World.
Thank you to our guests for their fantastic collaboration organizing this Burns Night 2017.
Happy Burns Night from Santiago de Compostela! #Slainte #ScotlandinEurope #BurnsNight2017 😄😄😄 pic.twitter.com/jT8V7wuUM1— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 28 de enero de 2017
Como cada ano celebramos a nosa Cea de Rabbie Burns, o bardo escocés, na boa compañia dalgúns familiares e amigos. Comimos haggis, whisky, unha tarta escocesa; limos poemas de Burns en lingua escocesa e galega, cantamos, rimos e decidimos repetir outra vez o vindeiro ano.
A cultura escocesa pertence a Europa tanto como a cultura de Burns pertence ao mundo.
Moitas grazas aos nosos convidad@s pola súa fantástica colaboración organizando esta Noite de Burns 2017.
⚡ #BurnsNight2017 #Galicia #ScotlandInEurope #BurnsAllAroundtheWorld… por @pilaraymarahttps://t.co/5UEO073tcM— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 29 de enero de 2017
venres, 27 de xaneiro de 2017
venres, 20 de xaneiro de 2017
Asociación de Pacientes e Usuarios do CHUS : O colapso e o deterioro do Sergas #SanidadePública #StopRecortes
Podedes contactar con eles vía web:
ou por Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/pacientesCHUS/
Estarán encantados de informarvos e asesorarvos. E recordade que tod@s somos potenciais pacientes e usuarios dos servizos sanitarios. Coidemos deles e defendamos unha sanidade pública, universal e de calidade.
xoves, 19 de xaneiro de 2017
mércores, 18 de xaneiro de 2017
Brexit duro: Escocia, Norte de Irlanda e os dereitos humanos // Hard Brexit: Scotland, Northern Ireland and Human Rights #Brexit #EuropeanCourt
Brexit means: HARD BREXIT . It will cause enourmous trouble in Scotland and Northern Ireland; it's also, from my point of view, a great threat for workers and human rights.
Brexit significa: BREXIT DURO causando enorme problema en Escocia e Norte de Irlanda e dende o meu punto de vista, unha grande ameaza para os dereitos dos traballadores e os dereitos humanos
Thank you, once again, to Peter Curran for sharing these videos:
Grazas a Peter Curran unha vez mais por compartir estes videos:
Theresa May's Speech / Discurso de Theresa May
Nicola Sturgeon's reaction // Reacción de Nicola Sturgeon
Scottish Parliament has just voted - by a clear majority - for Scotland's place in the single market to be protected. pic.twitter.com/yQ6lujscZU— Nicola Sturgeon (@NicolaSturgeon) 17 de enero de 2017
Notice May's speech didn't mention Gibraltar (96% remain) either. Is she giving it away to Spain or will it have border controls too?— Michael Gray (@GrayInGlasgow) 17 de enero de 2017
Fiona Hyslop confirmou durante sesión no Parlamento escocés, que o Goberno escocés mantivo contactos con todos os 28 Estados membros da Unión Europea (incluido España, dato importante)
Scottish diplomacy update: @FionaHyslop says @ScotGov have engaged with all 28 EU member states. Also met new UK to EU chief diplomat.— Michael Gray (@GrayInGlasgow) 17 de enero de 2017
Prime Minister confirms UK will leave EU single market. Brian Taylor explains what this means for Scotland #RepScot https://t.co/6v4zWHz6NK pic.twitter.com/gANWCdO9wd— BBC Scotland News (@BBCScotlandNews) 17 de enero de 2017
Mariano Rajoy's Reaction / Reacción de Mariano Rajoy
"Today the British Government has not raised to the EU its formal request to start negotiations to leave the Union... [...] Four freedoms: circulation, people, goods and services go together and it's not possible to pick and choose"
The Spanish TV (Antena 3 (conservative)) reported May's hard #BrexitSpeech and Mariano Rajoy's stern evaluationMariano Rajoy on Theresa May's #BrexitSpeech— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 17 de enero de 2017
'The UK must explain what kind of relationship it wants with the EU' pic.twitter.com/0hlfHx5kAh
Spanish TV Antena 3 reports Mariano Rajoy on #Brexit: 'You cannot pick and choose... We won't accept that' pic.twitter.com/sXZ33XMhfe— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 17 de enero de 2017
The editorials of the Spanish newspapers on Brexit are very interesting today and they deserve to be mentioned
As editoriais da prensa española hoxe sobre Brexit son moi interesantes e merecen unha mención
#spanishpress ABC on #BrexitSpeechEditorial: 'No more lies about #Brexit'Headline: May threatens EU with tax haven if it 'punishes' the UK pic.twitter.com/DD4k0alS4X— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 18 de enero de 2017
#spanishpress ExpansiónFront page: There will be #HardBrexit with border controlEditorial: 'Europa must stand up for its principles..' pic.twitter.com/Jq1fZ8nspd— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 18 de enero de 2017
#spanishpress La RazónEditorial: EU cannot negotiate #Brexit with threats— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 18 de enero de 2017
#spanishpress El MundoEditorial: May challenges Brussels with the hardest #Brexit possibleHeadline: 'Market by border' pic.twitter.com/VUnyWlxXaA— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 18 de enero de 2017
#spanishpress El PaisEditorial: 'An extremist #Brexit'Headline: 'May quits the single market to have control over inmigration' pic.twitter.com/mgy0s9Vk0U— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 18 de enero de 2017
#spanishpress La Voz de GaliciaHeadlines: 'Fear in Europe for Britain to become a big tax haven''A trick... or an act of desperation? pic.twitter.com/edYRB24UaA— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 18 de enero de 2017
Spain's Cinco Días headlines Theresa May now wants a "hostile Brexit", not just a "hard" one, after her new speech on Tuesday. pic.twitter.com/lXYLjGeQNs— The Spain Report (@thespainreport) 17 de enero de 2017
sábado, 14 de xaneiro de 2017
BUILD FOR INDEPENDENCE: Strategy - Policy - Movement by Independence Live
BUILD FOR INDEPENDENCE: Strategy - Policy - Movement by Independence Live
Convención en Glasgow para construir unha nova campaña de independencia de cara a un segundo referendo
xoves, 12 de xaneiro de 2017
First Minister Question - The Scottish Parliament #LiveStreaming from its #Facebookpage #politics #Scotland #FMQs
Parabéns ao Parlamento escocés por facer ainda mais accesible a súa actividade, emitindo ao vivo as Preguntas á Primeira Ministra dende a súa páxina de facebook.
Congratulations to the Scottish Parliament for making it even easier to follow its activity by broadcasting live FMQs from its Facebook page.
Twitter: @ScotParl
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/scottishparliament/
Twitter: @ScotParl
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/scottishparliament/
Want to help us develop our #socialmedia? We're running a survey on our channels' content - so give us your views! https://t.co/TwSQ3xoELv pic.twitter.com/1r4XySu5rj— Scottish Parliament (@ScotParl) 11 de enero de 2017
domingo, 8 de xaneiro de 2017
O Nicola Sturgeon dixo á BBC e o que non prometeu / What Nicola Sturgeon said to the BBC and what she didn't promise #indyref2 #ScotlandinEurope #spanishpress
Nesta ocasión está clara a intención de crear conflito dentro dos partidarios do SNP e os pro-independentistas para evitar un mais que probable segundo referendo.
Xa non só se trata do habituais " erros" no elaborado dos titulares durante a programación, entremezclando mensaxes subliminais que son denunciados todos os días nas redes sociais. Trátase de xustificar o inxustificable e un comportamento que moitos xa din que é premeditado do Goberno británico de non presentar un plan para o Brexit e ignorar a quen o teña ou proteste contra as condicións nas que se van levar as negociacións.
Para q vexades un exemplo claro da noxenta satanización subliminar da BBC contra Escocia e a independencia escocesa desatada dende #indyref pic.twitter.com/jxAblG67M9— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 6 de enero de 2017
Hai tan só dous días, nunha entrevista para Good Morning Scotland, a BBC lanzou (cun titular insidioso) o bulo de que Nicola Sturgeon renunciaba a un segundo referendo de independencia. O bulo, recollido tamén por Sky News, chegou a España da man de El Mundo cun titular que dicia "Sturgeon promete renunciar a la independencia de Escocia a cambio de un "brexit blando" http://www.elmundo.es/…/2017/01/06/586fd2ac46163fb76d8b45da…).
Aparentemente ningúen escoitou a Nicola Sturgeon dende o 24 de xuño (dia seguinte do referendo sobre o Brexit, cando dixo claramente que todas as posibilidades estaban enriba da mesa, especialmente cando a Escocia se lle asegurou en 2014 que votar SI á independencia sería estar fora da UE); tamén parece que ninguén leu o "Scotland's place in Europe" que é o único plan de Goberno para enfrontar as graves consecuencias que o Brexit pode acarrexar a Escocia, entre eles a perda de 80.000 postos de traballo.
Semella que non é función dos xornalistas estar ben informados, semella que a función dos xornalistas é facer unha campaña en contra da única lider capaz que existe a tal hora en Reino Unido.
Hoxe Nicola Sturgeon deixou claro no programa de Andrew Marr que non está faroleando sobre un segundo referendo e que nunca vai renunciar á independencia senón que fará campaña por ela sempre, por ideais e por convencimento.
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| Editorial do Daily Record |
Ainda que o mantra é #SNPBad na prensa unionista en xeneral, hai excepcións como o Daily Record, que no seu momento foi o responsable de "vender o fume do vow" unha semana antes do referendo de independencia. Estáse notando dende hai meses un cambio sustancial de apoio total á estratexia do Goberno escocés. As expectativas dun brexit duro son catastróficas para Escocia.
Please listen to the interview & compare with the BBC headline— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 6 de enero de 2017
Nicola Stugeon: Soft Brexit takes indyref 'off table' https://t.co/wIXxMYNte7
For those asking what I mean by 'soft Brexit' read @scotgov paper on single market membership and expanded powers - https://t.co/mEGFx12RPV— Nicola Sturgeon (@NicolaSturgeon) 6 de enero de 2017
It was obvious months ago that Unionists had it in their hands to prevent a 'Brexit Indyref2'. The media just ignored it. Suited the agenda.— GAPonsonby (@GAPonsonby) 6 de enero de 2017
FM says what she's been saying for months. MSM headline it like it's new. Ruth appears on BBC saying FM backtracking cos indy support down.— GAPonsonby (@GAPonsonby) 6 de enero de 2017
Nicola Sturgeon on GMS:
“We want to try to work with others across the UK, across the political spectrum, to try to keep the UK in the single market. If that can’t be done, then we want to explore ways – and we’ve put forward how we think this can be done – of keeping Scotland in the single market while continuing to protect free trade across the rest of the UK and said very clearly, of course, that would require additional powers for the Scottish Parliament.”
“We want to try to work with others across the UK, across the political spectrum, to try to keep the UK in the single market. If that can’t be done, then we want to explore ways – and we’ve put forward how we think this can be done – of keeping Scotland in the single market while continuing to protect free trade across the rest of the UK and said very clearly, of course, that would require additional powers for the Scottish Parliament.”
“We’ve put forward very detailed plans about how we avoid a hard Brexit and the reason it’s important to avoid a hard Brexit, let’s not forget, is because that will have a devastating impact on our economy and on jobs. So, I've been willing, and am willing, to put aside my preferred option of independence in the EU to see if we can explore a consensus and compromise option.”
“I’m never going to stop arguing for independence. I think Scotland will become independent and I think that’s the direction of travel. But we’re talking at the moment in the context of the Brexit vote.”
sábado, 7 de xaneiro de 2017
luns, 2 de xaneiro de 2017
"Llamando a Londres": Falta de imparcialidad de la #BBC durante #indyref
Xa podedes ver o documental "London Calling" sobre o sesgo da BBC durante a campaña do referendo de independencia en Escocia, con subtítulos en castelán. Non o perdades #Manipulación #Información#Escocia
xoves, 22 de decembro de 2016
There is NO #SpanishVeto #BetterTogetherMyth #ScotlandinEurope #SingleMarket #EU #UK #brexit
— Ruth Davidson (@RuthDavidsonMSP) 22 de diciembre de 2016
[Old news] Let's be serious : Mariano Rajoy said NOTHING about to veto Scotland in Europe #ScotlandinEurope https://t.co/gCh1wkjtZT— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 22 de diciembre de 2016
[Old news 2014] #SpanishVeto? (press dossier) #EU #Lidington #indyref #Scotland #Hague https://t.co/zJe0A4uLmO— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 22 de diciembre de 2016
There is not a single reference of Mr. Toledo's statement on the Spanish MSM... not a single one. And please, don´t forget Gibraltar https://t.co/UPZ2w9qdSR— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 23 de diciembre de 2016
So, Spain would negotiate the sovereignty of Gibraltar within the EU but would veto Scotland? I don´t buy it! https://t.co/TWYKOx3s6V— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 23 de diciembre de 2016
It just noise... Spain will acept Scotland (especially as an independent Nation) in the EU for lots of reasons 😩😩😩 #TheSpanishVetoMyth pic.twitter.com/2IeOdrv81i— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 22 de diciembre de 2016
There is no reference to the statements of Jorge Toledo in the Spanish press about the plans of Scotland and / or Brexit ... you ask why?— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 23 de diciembre de 2016
mércores, 21 de decembro de 2016
Bo Nadal e Feliz aninovo // Merry Christmas & Happy New Year
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Felices festas e próspero aninovo dende A ponte entre Galiza e Escociahttps://t.co/QQjct3Z2Tn #Aninovo #2017— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 21 de diciembre de 2016
#Nadal pic.twitter.com/YorsaLWDjY
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from The Bridge between Galiza and Scotland https://t.co/QQjct3Z2Tn— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 21 de diciembre de 2016
#Christmas #Hogmanay #HappyNewYear pic.twitter.com/xxZATzThgx
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