Catalan pro-independence party fails to elect new president
Kusai Kedri
Press TV, Catalonia
Some three-thousand members of the Catalan minority party, CUP, have held their national assembly in the town of Sabadell, northwest of Barcelona. The pro-independence party members also participated in a vote on whether to keep acting president Artur Mas for a new term in office. After all votes were counted, it seems there is no outright majority for or against Artur Mas. Press TV’s Kusai Kedri reports from Catalonia.
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