
The President of Catalonia Carles Puchdemon and several officials of Zheeneralitat arrived in Brussels. It is reported by Reuters with reference to the Catalan media.
On the eve of the Minister of Migration Policy of Belgium, Theo Frankin announced his readiness to provide Puchdemone Political asylum. Belgium is one of the few countries of the European Union, which provides for the provision of a political execution to citizens of other EU countries. Franken is a member of the new Flemish Alliance, advocating the gradual exit of Flanders from Belgium.
Meanwhile, reports on Monday El País, Prosecutor General of Spain Jose Manuel Masa announced his intention to submit to the country's national and supreme courts with accusations of members of the detached leadership of Catalonia of incitement to rebellion and embezzlement. The National Court is supposed to send statements against representatives of the Zeneralitat, including the Puchdemon and Vice President Uriola Logunkers, to the Supreme Court, who is dealing with constitutional issues in Spain, against parliamentarians, including the speaker of the Parliament of Carma Forkadel and the leader of the parliamentary association of the JUNTS Pel Sí divis Koromins.
On October 27, the Catalonia Parliament 70 votes against 10 with 2 abstained and 53 boycotting votes adopted the independence of the region. Immediately after this, the government in Madrid from the sanction of the Senate of Spain in accordance with Article 155 of the Constitution of the country dismissed the Catalan parliament and Zeneralitat .
I.O. The heads of Catalonia for the period before the extraordinary elections scheduled for December 21, the Deputy Prime Minister of Spain Sorah Saras de Santamaria was appointed . Zenerallit agreed to convey the affairs of the temporary external administration.
At the same time, Puchdemon refused to recognize Madrid's decision in his video message called on fellow countrymen to resist the "peaceful and civilized way."
On Monday, the Provisional Administration of Catalonia, appointed by Madrid, assured that it would be as possible to refrain from interference in the internal affairs of the region.