Danish Parliament passes motion supporting democratic solution for Catalonia
It is the position held by six of the eight parties of the Folketing
The majority of the Danish parliament and its government is in favor of supporting a democratic dialogue between Catalonia and Spain. Six out of the eight parties that form the chamber have shown their support in finding a solution for the independence of Catalonia. 64 members of the Danish parliament voted for the motion and 41 abstained. Any member voted against the motion. The question was debated last Tuesday in a 45 minute debate, all of the parties took a stance about the Catalan case as a result of the question posed by the left wing Enhedslisten Party (The Red and Green Alliance).
