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14 de gen. 2021

Two threads by Koldo Pereda on impact of Lluís Puig Belgium judgment (7 and 14 JAN 2021)

These threads by Koldo Pereda highlight the fact that the Spanish Supreme Court, and Judge Pablo Llarena, now face a daunting dilemma: a lose-lose choice. Translation by M. Strubell. Authorisation requested.
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21 d’abr. 2019

By d4veCAT: Video evidence, postponed by Supreme Court

Video evidence has been postponed by Supreme Court till the end of the trial, after all the police witnesses have repeatedly made descriptions of people's reactions to their violent attacks on polling stations on 1 October 2017 that have little to do, if anything, with what was recorded by dozens of voters on site: an English translation of a thread on this issue.
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4 de març 2019

Injured Policemen (1 October 2017)

The number of Spanish policemen reported as having been injured during their attempts to prevent the referendum of October 1 2017 increased from 33, in the evening of the same day (though a Ministry tweet said there were "countless!" other injured officers) to 431 and waned months later to 111 (March 2018), to 93 (February 2019). Five policemen had to take sick leave according to early claims, but by March 2019 even these were denied by Sr. Millo before the Supreme Court, while data were still being hidden.
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3 de set. 2018

#FemLaRepúblicaCatalana

#FemLaRepúblicaCatalana


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29 de jul. 2014

catala


CATALANITZA EL TEU PROGRAMARI
Clica aquí per obtenir versions en català de LibreOffice, Firefox, Catalanitzador de Softcatalà, Traductor Softcatalà, Adobe Reader...
Softcatalà és una associació sense ànim de lucre, registrada inicialment el 1998 com a tal a Mallorca, l'objectiu bàsic de la qual és fomentar l'ús del català a la informàtica, Internet i les noves tecnologies.

POSA'T L'ORDINADOR EN CATALÀ
Si vols posar en català el teu ordinador descarrega els corresponents programes aquí (Microsoft). 


TWITTER EN CATALÀ
Clica aquí per catalanitzar el teu compte twitter.
A més, comprovaràs quins usuaris que segueixes s’han passat al #twitterencatala.
Twitter: segueix @encatala

WICCAC (Webmàsters Independents en Català, de Cultura i d’Àmbits Cívics) 
Una agrupació de webmàsters que hem creat les nostres webs; que som independents, és a dir, que no estem lligats a organismes oficials ni entitats comercials ni professionals ni grups polítics; que tenim propòsits culturals o cívics... i que treballem en català.


Fes-me un comentari per afegir més enllaços d'aquest estil!

17 d’oct. 2013

Tweets in Catalan

From: Interactive Google Maps Mash-ups

Interesting maps of the language of tweets, in Catalonia (1. all languages), the Catalan countries (2. all languages; 3. Catalan; 4. English) and Iberia (5. all languages).

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17 de jul. 2012

Twitter conflict

Just like any other environment where people of all sorts meet and jostle together, Twitter allows us all to let us off steam!

The fact that some people in Spain view Catalan and Catalans critically is easy to observe and study.

The development and publication on July 8th of a Catalan-language interface for PC access to http://www.twitter.com/ gave rise to reactions of all kinds. On July 12 Global Voices printed a report by Violeta Camarasa, with juicy comments translated into English.

#twitterencatala provokes tweets of joy and hate

A website that records anti-Catalan tweets, in Spanish, is http://apuntem.cat/

A Catalan MEP, Ramon Tremosa, has complained to the European Commission about these anti-Catalan ethnic tweets, which have not been as yet percecuted by the authorities. There are precedents in other countries. UK Student Liam Stacey was sentenced to 56 days in prison in March 2012 for posting offensive comments on Twitter after footballer Fabrice Muamba had a cardiac arrest during a match: