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Às dèidh reifreann na neo-eisimeileachd ann an °ä²¹³Ù²¹±ôò¾±²Ô¾±²¹ ann an 2017, chaidh naoinear cheannardan Chatalanach a chur an sàs agus a dhìteadh air casaidean ar-a-mach airson na h-oidhirp gus briseadh air falbh bhon Spàinn. Na bu tràithe am-bliadhna, thugadh maitheanas dhaibh le Riaghaltas na Spàinne fon phrìomhaire Pedro Sanchez agus chaidh an saoradh. Le ceannardan ùra a-nis ann am Barcelona agus Madrid, thòisich còmhradh mun t-slighe air adhart ged a tha muinntir Chatalòinia air an sgaradh fhathast air ceist na neo-eisimeileachd. Bhruidhinn Niall O'Gallagher às leth ·¡Ã²°ù±è²¹ ri Ceann-suidhe Chatalòinia, Pere Aragonès aig a' cho-labhairt COP26 ann an Glaschu mun ghnàth-thìde, agus mun chòmhradh eadar an dà riaghaltas agus cho comasach agus a bhios e fuasgladh don cheist Chatalanaich a thoirt nas fhaisge.

After the 2017 referendum in Catalonia, nine leaders of the Catalan independence movement were imprisoned and convicted of sedition for their part in the attempt to break from Spain. Earlier this year the Spanish Government of Pedro Sanchez issued a pardon and they were released. With new leadership in Barcelona and Madrid, a dialogue has begun about the way forward, but the Catalan people remain as divided as ever on the issue. For ·¡Ã²°ù±è²¹, Niall O'Gallagher interviewed the Catalan President, Pere Aragonès, during the COP26 conference in Glasgow about climate change, and about the dialogue between the Catalan and Spanish Governments and whether it can bring the resolution of the Catalan question any closer.