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Les Relacions Internacionals de Catalunya

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From assemblea.cat - November 17, 2012 9:54 AM

El periodista Martí Anglada, ex-corresponsal a Brussel·les, Berlín i els Estats Units (per TV3), corresponsal a l’Orient Mitjà, Itàlia i el Regne Unit (per La Vanguardia) i amb llarga experiència com a comentarista de política internacional ha fet una conferència a Bellaterra el dijous 15.11.2012, organitzada per Bellaterra per la Independència i centrada en observacions personals al llarg de la seva carrera periodística.

En Martí Anglada considera que Catalunya ha de tenir relacions internacionals sempre i en tot moment. De fet, la base de les relacions internacionals és tenir amics. I en els moments actuals si no hi ha amics és difícil la independència...

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UEFA admits UK's Gibraltar as its newest member despite opposition by Spain

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From www.nationalia.info - May 24, 8:47 AM

Decision had the “support of the entire Gibraltarian community”, says Gibraltar Football Association head · Only Spain and Belarus vote against Gibraltar admission · Gibraltar becomes sixth non UN country to be accepted into UEFA.

The British Overseas Territory of Gibraltar is UEFA's newest member, after XXXVII Ordinary UEFA Congress has accepted the application by the Gibraltar Football Association. The decision comes as a blow to Spain, a country that has been opposing the Gibraltarian bid till the end.

Spain opposed Gibraltar being acknowledged as a sporting country. Madrid considers Gibraltar to be a colony, despite it is now a highly self-governing country with its own Constitution. The New York Times said this week that Spain was even considering "to remove marquee clubs like Real Madrid and Barcelona from European competition" if Gibraltar was given UEFA membership...

 

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Barcelona boss Tito Vilanova set for 'pioneering cancer treatment'

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From www.bbc.co.uk - May 20, 11:59 AM

Barcelona boss Tito Vilanova will travel to New York on Monday for "pioneering treatment" as he continues his cancer battle.

The 44-year-old, whose side wrapped up the Spanish title last week, spent time in the US city in March to undergo chemotherapy and radiotherapy...

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David Beckham's career in numbers

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From www.bbc.co.uk - May 18, 9:03 AM
As David Beckham announces his retirement from professional football, we look at his career in numbers and images.
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Atlético de Madrid 1-2 FC Barcelona - Highligts and Liga Celebrations

From www.dailymotion.com - May 15, 10:01 AM

Atletico Madrid vs FC Barcelona: Champions’ Courage wins out (1-2) (CNA) http://ves.cat/f_b0

Atletico 1 – Barça 2, as we should be ha…ppier (BFB) http://ves.cat/f_bNFC

Barcelona wins four league titles in five years (CNA) http://ves.cat/f_bP

FC Barcelona - League champions parade (FCB) http://ves.cat/f_bV

Barcelona's streets turn red and blue as league champions parade through the city (CNA) http://ves.cat/f_ca

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Barcelona set for evolution not revolution after title win in Spain

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From www.bbc.co.uk - May 14, 10:50 AM

It will be a summer of evolution not revolution at Barcelona after a title triumph viewed by some as underwhelming, says Andy West

In the days leading up to the confirmation of Barcelona La Liga's title triumph, which was clinched with Real Madrid's draw against Espanyol on Saturday, the Catalan club and their local media desperately tried to generate an atmosphere of jubilation...

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The beautiful game: Jimmy Burns on football and Spanish unity

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From www.ft.com - June 8, 2012 2:33 PM

At the final of the Spanish King’s Cup, when the Spanish national anthem was whistled by Barca and Bilbao supporters, stirring fresh calls from Catalan pro-independence politicians for the international football authorities to officially recognise Catalonia’s own team.

Victory for La Roja this month might temporarily lift the Spanish nation’s gloom. But a poor performance risks fuelling regional antagonisms...

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FC Barcelona is again the most media covered club in the world

FC Barcelona is again the most media covered club in the world | AngloCatalan Affairs | Scoop.it
From www.catalannewsagency.com - June 7, 2012 4:06 AM

FC Barcelona were again the football club with most global media coverage last season, getting a score of 103 in the study’s scoring system, well ahead of second place Real Madrid on 79.5 and Chelsea, in third with 63. The Champions League win in Munich helped the Londoners to leap from sixth to third spot, but Barça’s leading global media position remains unchallenged...

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Barcelona's New Nike Kit Sees Stripes Return

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From www.huffingtonpost.co.uk - May 23, 6:46 AM

Nike are showing signs of recovery after some woeful kits in recent years, and Barcelona's home strip for the 2013-14 season is one of the beneficiaries.

The traditional blue and claret stripes return for Barça in "a modern design which sees the stipes peter off on the sleeves". Very flamboyant.

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Premier League: 10 talking points from the weekend's action

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From www.guardian.co.uk - May 20, 7:11 AM
Guardian writers: Carragher's character, very different summers for Everton and Chelsea, and why Andy Carroll can go where he wants
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David Beckham is to retire from football at the end of this season

David Beckham is to retire from football at the end of this season | AngloCatalan Affairs | Scoop.it
From www.bbc.co.uk - May 16, 1:49 PM
Former England captain David Beckham is to retire from football at the end of the season, at the age of 38.
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A sense of anticlimax but Barcelona still deserve their La Liga title

A sense of anticlimax but Barcelona still deserve their La Liga title | AngloCatalan Affairs | Scoop.it
From www.guardian.co.uk - May 14, 10:55 AM

Sid Lowe: The feeble challenge offered by Real Madrid means that little praise has been lavished on Tito Vilanova's champions

Tito Vilanova did not see his team win the league. It was coming up to midnight on Saturday and across the city, out near the airport at the Estadi Cornellà-El Prat, the final whistle was about to go on the title race. But the end had effectively come months before and it had come, at least in part, like this: with Real Madrid conceding a goal from a set piece and limply dropping points away...

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BBC Radio 4: Profile, Pep Guardiola

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From www.bbc.co.uk - May 14, 9:05 AM

Tim Franks profiles Pep Guardiola, about to step up to one of the biggest jobs in football

This week the football world ascended dizzying heights of breathlessness over the retirement of Sir Alex Ferguson. But as one footballing titan steps down, another - a man who is, in some ways, the antithesis of Sir Alex - is about to step up to take on one of the highest-profile jobs in world football. Tim Franks profiles Pep Guardiola, and asks whether he could be Sir Alex's successor as perhaps the most successful manager in the game.

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How Spain learned to play the beautiful game

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From www.economist.com - June 8, 2012 5:29 AM

Much of the book deals with regional stories and rivalries. Mr Burns, born a stone’s throw from Real’s stadium but a Barça fan and an author of books about both clubs, traces their complicated interconnections with Spanish politics—notably, the civil war and the dictatorship of General Franco. It is a delicate task, involving the links between Barça and Catalan nationalism, Franco’s use of the game for political ends and the intricate links between Basque nationalism, football and the Catholic church. Mr Burns, who has reported on the land of his birth for many years, threads his way skilfully through it...

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