Grandes fechas que marcaron la historia de Cataluña

GRA135. BARCELONA, 09/11/2015.- Miembros de la ANC y otras entidades soberanista siguen a través de una gran pantalla instalada ante el Parlament de Cataluña el pleno en el que se ha aprobado la resolución conjunta de Junts pel Sí y la CUP que pretende ser el inicio del proceso hacia la independencia de Cataluña, una resolución que, según ha anunciado el Gobierno, será recurrida ante el Tribunal Constitucional. EFE/Toni Albir

People hold placards reading "Democracy and State of Law" and a Spanish flag as they gather at Catalonia square, in front of the headquarters of the Catalan government to show their support in the unity of Spain, in Barcelona, on November 5, 2015. AFP PHOTO/ LLUIS GENE

A man with a Spanish flag on his shoulders holds a placard reading "Democracy and State of Law" during a gathering at Catalonia square, in front of the headquarters of the Catalan government in support of the unity of Spain, in Barcelona, on November 5, 2015. AFP PHOTO/ LLUIS GENE

People hold placards reading "Democracy and State of Law" as they gather at Catalonia square, in front of the headquarters of the Catalan government to show their support in the unity of Spain, in Barcelona, on November 5, 2015. AFP PHOTO/ LLUIS GENE

Leader of PPC (Popular Party of Catalonia) Xavier Garcia Albiol (L) and Catalan deputies of the PPC (Popular Party of Catalonia) hold up Spanish flags following the vote on a proposed resolution to secede from the rest of the country during a session at the Catalan Parliament in Barcelona on November 9, 2015. Lawmakers in Catalonia officially kicked off a process to secede from Spain by 2017 despite impassioned pleas against independence, in an unprecedented showdown with Madrid's central government. AFP PHOTO/LLUIS GENE

Leader of CatSiqueesPot political party Lluis Rabell (R) shows a placard that reads "#referendum" as Catalan deputies of PPC (Popular Party of Catalonia) (L) show Spanish and Catalan flags following the vote on a proposed resolution to secede from the rest of the country during a session at the Catalan Parliament in Barcelona on November 9, 2015. Lawmakers in Catalonia officially kicked off a process to secede from Spain by 2017 despite impassioned pleas against independence, in an unprecedented showdown with Madrid's central government. AFP PHOTO/LLUIS GENE

Catalonia's regional government president Artur Mas (R) shakes hands with leflist republican party Esquerra Republicana de Catalunya (ERC) Oriol Junqueras (L) following the vote on a proposed resolution to secede from the rest of the country during a session at the Catalan Parliament in Barcelona on November 9, 2015. Lawmakers in Catalonia officially kicked off a process to secede from Spain by 2017 despite impassioned pleas against independence, in an unprecedented showdown with Madrid's central government. AFP PHOTO/LLUIS GENE

A member of CatSiqueesPot political party (R) shows a placard that reads "#referendum" as Catalan deputies of PPC (Popular Party of Catalonia) (L) show Spanish and Catalan flags following the vote on a proposed resolution to secede from the rest of the country during a session at the Catalan Parliament in Barcelona on November 9, 2015. Lawmakers in Catalonia officially kicked off a process to secede from Spain by 2017 despite impassioned pleas against independence, in an unprecedented showdown with Madrid's central government. AFP PHOTO/LLUIS GENE

A screen shows results following the vote on a proposed resolution to secede from the rest of the country during a session at the Catalan Parliament in Barcelona on November 9, 2015. Lawmakers in Catalonia officially kicked off a process to secede from Spain by 2017 despite impassioned pleas against independence, in an unprecedented showdown with Madrid's central government. AFP PHOTO/LLUIS GENE

Catalonia's regional government President Artur Mas (C) delivers a speech during the investiture debate for the Catalan Government's presidency at the Parliament of Catalonia in Barcelona on November 9, 2015. All 72 pro-independence lawmakers — the majority in the regional parliament — voted for a resolution to secede from the rest of the country, drawing huge applause that drowned out opposition MPs holding Spanish flags. AFP PHOTO/LLUIS GENE

GRA383. BARCELONA, 04/11/2015.- Voluntarios de "Ara es l´hora" reparten esteladas en los aledaños del Camp Nou antes del partido de Liga de Campeones que disputan el Barcelona y el Bate Borisov, en respuesta a la última sanción que la UEFA ha impuesto al club azulgrana por la exhibición de banderas independentistas. EFE/Quique García

GRA129. BARCELONA, 09/11/2015.- Miembros de la ANC y otras entidades soberanistas celebran ante el Parlament de Cataluña la aprobación hoy de la resolución conjunta de Junts pel Sí y la CUP que pretende ser el inicio del proceso hacia la independencia de Cataluña, una resolución que, según ha anunciado el Gobierno, será recurrida ante el Tribunal Constitucional. EFE/Toni Albir

GRA131. BARCELONA, 09/11/2015.- Un grupo de partidarios de la unidad de España protestan ante el Parlament de Cataluña por la aprobación hoy de la resolución conjunta de Junts pel Sí y la CUP que pretende ser el inicio del proceso hacia la independencia de Cataluña, una resolución que, según ha anunciado el Gobierno, será recurrida ante el Tribunal Constitucional. EFE/Toni Albir

GRA132. BARCELONA, 09/11/2015.- Un grupo de partidarios de la unidad de España protestan ante el Parlament de Cataluña por la aprobación hoy de la resolución conjunta de Junts pel Sí y la CUP que pretende ser el inicio del proceso hacia la independencia de Cataluña, una resolución que, según ha anunciado el Gobierno, será recurrida ante el Tribunal Constitucional. EFE/Toni Albir

GRA175. BÉJAR (SALAMANCA), 09/11/2015.- El presidente del Gobierno, Mariano Rajoy, durante la declaración institucional que ha hecho en el ayuntamiento de Béjar (Salamanca), tras la aprobación en el Parlamento de Cataluña de la propuesta para iniciar el proceso de creación del Estado catalán, que ha salido adelante con los 72 votos de los diputados de Junts pel Sí (JxS) y la CUP. EFE/J.M.GARCIA

Catalonia's regional government president Artur Mas (C) leaves of the Catalan Parliament following the vote on a proposed resolution to secede from the rest of the country during a session at the Catalan Parliament in Barcelona on November 9, 2015. Lawmakers in Catalonia officially kicked off a process to secede from Spain by 2017 despite impassioned pleas against independence, in an unprecedented showdown with Madrid's central government. AFP PHOTO/LLUIS GENE