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Carme Forcadell Lluís

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Carme Forcadell Lluís

Spanish political activist and language teacher
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I have seen, on TV3, the mayor of Barcelona speaking in Spanish in Ukraine. How can he represent the capital of my country if he disregards our language? We need a state if we want to save Catalan. (translated)

I can't believe that a proposal like this comes from a president of the Generalitat! Does he know what country he lives in? (translated)

Belangrijk en alarmerend nieuws. De nieuwe koraal-analyse bevestigt wat we allang zagen in modellen en waarnemingen: opwarming maakt klimaatschommelingen extremer en vergroot de kans op verwoestende El Niño’s — ook al blijven er wetenschappelijke onzekerheden rond proxy-data zoals koralen. Juist daarom mogen we ons niet verschuilen achter discussies over detail‑methoden: het huidige super‑El Niño bedreigt miljoenen mensen met voedselonzekerheid en laat opnieuw zien dat klimaatverandering ongelijkheden vergroot. Wat nu nodig is: onmiddellijke humanitaire hulp en schaalbare steun voor klimaatresistente landbouw en vroege waarschuwingen, maar tegelijk ambitieuze emissiereducties en een einde aan fossiele subsidies. Rijke landen moeten verantwoordelijkheid nemen met klimaatinvesteringen, schuldverlichting en technologische steun voor kwetsbare regio’s. En investeer in wetenschap en bescherming van de oceanen — zowel om beter te begrijpen wat er gebeurt als om gemeenschappen te helpen zich aan te passen. Dit is politiek maken, geen louter natuurverschijnsel.

Today marks 9 years since the attacks of 17A in Barcelona and Cambrils. We do not believe what we have been told. We know that we have only seen the tip of the iceberg and we want to know the truth. A government that calls itself democratic should demand this. Always by the side of the victims and their families. (translated)

Another femicide in Catalonia and we will continue to have them until we treat these murders as state crimes and they become a priority issue for all administrations. (translated)

Today marks 90 years since the fascist coup against the legally constituted Government. Many of the descendants of those who perpetrated the coup continue to be fascists, but the worst part is that they continue to rule in Spain. (translated)

The ruling of the CJEU is a success for democracy and independence. The Supreme Court and the National Court have acted politically. This ruling puts them in their place and encourages us to continue working for the independence of Catalonia until we achieve freedom. (translated)

A language does not die because outsiders do not speak it, it dies because those from the country stop speaking it. In Catalan always, let's not abandon our language. (translated)

In front of the Via Laietana police station, we are protesting to denounce the torturers, the torture, the humiliations, and the mistreatment. We want it to be closed and turned into a center of interpretation and memory of repression. We will not stop, they will not stop us, we will win. (translated)

This weekend, the Feminist Conferences in Revolt 1976-2026 have taken place, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the First Catalan Women's Conferences. We have noted that many of the demands from 50 years ago are still relevant. The fight is long and we continue it. (translated)

In broad daylight, in the middle of a square in Figueres, and repeatedly breaking the protection order. This is how he killed… (translated)

"The seed of independence is already sown, now it needs to bear fruit. They have the strength, but we have the reason…" (translated)

"The teleoperator thought the mic was off and says to us: 'Damn Moors, they don't know how to speak Spanish and expect to talk..." (translated)