Sabadell: Thousands of Catalans Demand the Mayor in the Streets to Raise the Spanish Flag

This afternoon took place in Sabadell (Barcelona) a rally in the San Roque Square, before the City Council, to demand that Mayor Maties Serracant to raise the Spanish flag

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Serracant, belonging to the communist and independentist coalition Candidatura d'Unitat Popular (CUP), was responsible for the dropping of the Spanish flag on October 27, following the coup d'état made by the separatists in the Catalan Parliament. In addition, the government of the extremists of the CUP also dropped the European flag. In response, Societat Civil Catalana convoked the residents to mobilize to demand that both flags be raised. The response has been impressive, as we see in this video of @DaniPintoB:

Miles y miles de españoles, que abarrotan su plaza del Ayuntamiento, reclaman en Sabadell que Cataluña es España.
Por eso se oye este refrán: ¡QUE VIVA ESPAÑA! pic.twitter.com/tTIOfbn9Lb

— DaniPintoB (@DaniPintoB) 10 de noviembre de 2017

The neighbors have chanted slogans such as "where is our flag?" in front of the City Council building, as reflected this video of @gomezjgr:

Sabadell
¿Dónde está nuestra bandera? pic.twitter.com/PQogZDyqqJ

— jg.r (@gomezjgr) 10 de noviembre de 2017

Societat Civil Catalana has already announced that it will denounce the Sabadell City Council if it does not replace the Spanish flag, as its absence in a municipal building is a direct violation of Art. 3 of Law 39/1981, of October 28, by which regulates the use of the Spanish flag.

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(Photo: @ejimenezcara)