Who will win if Spain plays Catalonia

Damn, Spain must have won. Catalonia is part of Spain, Spain chooses the whole country, while Catalonia can only choose locally, and the national interests are greater than the local interests, and the national team must have selected all the outstanding Catalan players first. So, who do you think will win?

In fact, there are not many good local players in Catalonia, and it must be Spain to win!!

A lot of Barcelona are foreign players.

Spain is a country.

Catalonia is an autonomous province of Spain.

There is no comparison...

If there are clubs Barcelona and Madrid, they are the best clubs in Spain...

Barcelona and Real Madrid are like Boca and River Plate, one from the ghetto and the other is a team that is financed.

If there were no Catalans, there would be no Spanish national team, and you say who would win.

What about crossed players?

Spain··· Catalonia belongs to Spain...

Barcelona is a club located in the Catalan region and is not equal to Catalonia.

ps: Barcelona has a lot of foreign players, but not as many as Real Madrid and Inter = =

Many of the players in Barcelona and La Masia come from all over the world, not just Catalonia.

There is no shortage of good players, but most of them are in doubt for the future of Nabolamacia.

The best 11 players in Catalonia's active roster: Valdés, Montoya, Puyol, Pique, Alba, Xavi, Busquets, Junior Law, Cuenca, Tello, Bojan.

For example, Barcelona's Pique, Andres Iniesta, Busquets.

Please adopt, thank you.

Webb's victory in 2010 was actually the reason for the start, coupled with the fact that the Catalan track is easy to pull away, and the performance of the RB6, Webber's victory is reasonable. The 11-year tires were replaced with Pirelli, which are much softer and lighter than Bridgestone, so the tire tactics also account for a large proportion, and Alonso's amazing start in 11 was not the same as ruined, and Webb had little chance of winning the championship, after all, the qualifying Q3 did not enter. Let's see the rain.

This year's Red Bull car advantage is not as big as last year, so far this season and Ferrari McLaren and even MGP and other teams are basically equal, compared to Mercedes's two teams still have a certain advantage, the first half of this season is not on the Red Bull side, if the location is favorable, Catalonia is also Alonso's home, and his performance in the first few games is not bad, not to mention. With Wattel in the team as a teammate, Webb has little chance of winning the Spanish tournament.

This has to be analyzed in all aspects, first of all, Red Bull's car, secondly, tactics, and it is said that it rained in Barcelona on the day of the race, and the rain station will be chaotic, there must be a good show. Previous results can only be used as a reference, not for anything. Toro Rosso 1 is still relatively strong.

Taiwan and Catalonia are similar in that they both have their own armies and independent systems, and both have the experience of being colonized or invaded, and they are both relatively wealthy regions in the country.

The difference is: in order to show the affiliation, Spain** collects a certain amount of taxes on Catalonia symbolically every year, although there are often tax resistances, Taiwan is a completely independent economic, political and diplomatic system, and try to avoid financial entanglement with the mainland; Catalonia has not had diplomatic relations since Franco, while Taiwan has a certain number of diplomatic relations; Catalonia's biggest independent capital is its independent culture and people's self-confidence, while Taiwan's biggest capital is backed by the United States and Japan.

Spain is heavily dependent on Catalonia, while China is not the same for Taiwan; Catalonia's national strength after independence is even stronger than the rest of Spain, while China is different with Taiwan; Catalonia wants independence because of unequal treatment, while Taiwan simply wants independence because it has nothing to do.

The Autonomous Community of Catalonia is important to Spain.

1. Catalonia, the capital of Barcelona. With a population of 7.5 million, it accounts for 16 of Spain's total population, surpassing the Nordic country of Denmark. With an economy of 200 billion euros (about 250 billion US dollars), it accounts for one-fifth of Spain's GDP and is equivalent to Portugal, a neighboring southern European country.

With a quarter of the country's exports and a strong industrial base, it has always played the role of the engine of the Spanish economy.

2. Catalonia's traditional agriculture produces potatoes, corn, wine, almonds and olive oil for export. More than a third of Catalonia's land is uncultivated, and traditional crops such as olives and grapes are being crowded out of fruits and vegetables for urban consumption. However, agricultural output accounts for only one-tenth of Catalonia's GDP.

3. The textile industry in Catalonia first developed between 1283 and 1313 and has always been the first industry in the region. Barcelona, Sabadell and Tarrasa are the centers of the textile industry. Since 1950, the industrial sector has undergone rapid expansion and diversification, and the metallurgical, food processing, and chemical industries are steadily catching up with textiles.

The textile, paper and graphic arts, chemical and metallurgical industries are concentrated in Barcelona. A factory in the city produces most of Spain's motor vehicles. The increase in demand for petroleum products in Catalonia has led to an increase in oil refineries in Barcelona.

The service industry, especially the tourism industry and the transportation industry, is developing at a high speed. The district has a population of 6,099,319 (Barcelona 1,503,451).

Catalonia is very important to Spain, but it is also the region that wants to be independent the most, because most of Spain's tax revenue comes from Catalonia, such as customs duties, because it has the largest port of entry and exit in Spain Every day** sea freight is constantly going and there are many tourists who come to Barcelona every day to visit, and** etc., almost all goods entering Spain will be imported to the whole of Spain through Catalonia. The locals speak Catalan, and due to the recent deterioration of the Spanish economy and the increase in unemployment, the sentiment for independence has deepened, and the recent demonstrations and strikes have been frequent... It can be said that if Spain loses Catalonia, its fiscal revenue will shrink by half.

In addition to this, there is also the Basque Country, which is also very important to note as an independent ETA organization there!

Catalonia, located in the northeast of the Iberian Peninsula, is one of the autonomous regions of Spain, with four provinces under its jurisdiction, including Barcelona, Lleida, Girona and Tarragona, with the capital Barcelona. It covers an area of 32,114 square kilometers and has a population of 7,354,411. Catalonia was an important part of the Kingdom of Aragon in the Middle Ages, and today compared with other parts of Spain, it still has a certain degree of autonomy in cultural development, and it is a region with a more developed economy and a clear sense of independence in Spain.

The independence of Catalonia means that the autonomous communities of Spain can become independent through such a procedure, which is legal, reasonable and precedent. Then other places that are making independence such as the Basque Country and Galicia will follow suit and become independent, and if they are prevented, there will be problems, why can Catalonia be independent and they can't?

In fact, not only the Basque Country and Galicia will have problems, but also the southeast of France and Scotland in the United Kingdom, so there are few major EU countries that support Catalonia's independence.

It is reported that the local council of Catalonia declared independence from Spain; Spain's IBEX index fell.

According to a British ** source, the Catalan parliament voted to declare independence from Spain while Madrid was preparing to take over it directly.

Earlier, according to French news reports, the Spanish Senate convened a meeting on the issue of taking over Catalonia, and Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy asked the Senate to remove the Catalan leader.

In addition, foreign media said that the Spanish Senate convened a meeting at 10 a.m. local time on Friday (27th) to consider whether Spain **** will activate Article 155 of the constitution and take over Catalonia.

According to reports, Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy's People's Party has an absolute majority in the Senate, and the approval of the Senate is a necessary procedure for Spain to impose direct rule over Catalonia. The House vote will take place at 2 p.m. local time. Rajoy is next expected to convene a cabinet and implement the initial steps of a direct takeover of Catalonia, including the dissolution of Barcelona** and the introduction of direct management of the Catalan police force.

On October 26, France reported that the president of the Catalan community, Puigdemont, said in a televised statement that was postponed several times that day that it was his "responsibility" to avoid Spain from influencing Catalonia through Article 155 of the constitution through negotiations.

He had considered dissolving the regional councils and holding early elections because Madrid was preparing to seize control of Catalan, but he had "no reason to do so today" and "now the decision is in the hands of the (regional) councils".

The Catalan regional parliament is expected to meet later local time to discuss how to respond to Spain's plan to take over power in Catalonia.

Barcelona and Real Madrid win. Barcelona vs. Espanyol is a Catalan derby, while Real Madrid's game is just an ordinary league game, but they all have the title of "Royal". Barcelona v Espanyol is at the Estadio Cornella (home stadium of Espanyol); Real Madrid v Real Sociedad is at the Anoeta Stadium (home of Real Sociedad).