Cataluña celebra la Diada
La comunidad catalana celebra hoy su fiesta con una cadena humana a favor de la independencia como acto principal
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Artur Mas, presidente de Cataluña, junto a Oriol Junqueras, líder de ERC.
11.09.2013President of the Catalonian regional government Artur Mas (L) and leader of the ERC party (Esquerra Republicana de Catalunya - Republican Left from Catalonia Oriol Junqueras (R) attend the official ceremony marking Catalonia National Day, or Diada, in Barcelona on September 11, 2013. Independence-seeking Catalans marshalled their forces today in a bid to create a 400-kilometre (250-mile) human chain they say will stretch across 86 cities, towns and villages along the coast of the northeastern region on the Mediterranean, passing landmarks such as the Sagrada Familia basilica in Barcelona and the city's Camp Nou football stadium. AFP PHOTO / LLUIS GENEAFP -
Un grupo de personas camina por Barcelona con la bandera estelada a favor de la independencia de Cataluña.
11.09.2013People walk wrapped in Catalonia's flag "Estelada" during celebrations for Catalonia National Day, or Diada, in Barcelona on September 11, 2013. Independence-seeking Catalans marshalled their forces today in a bid to create a 400-kilometre (250-mile) human chain they say will stretch across 86 cities, towns and villages along the coast of the northeastern region on the Mediterranean, passing landmarks such as the Sagrada Familia basilica in Barcelona and the city's Camp Nou football stadium. AFP PHOTO / JOSEP LAGOAFP -
Un perro con un pañuelo alrededor del cuello también se ha unido a la celebración de la Diada del 11 de septiembre.
11.09.2013A dog sports Catalonia's flag "Estelada" around its neck during celebrations for Catalonia National Day, or Diada, in Barcelona on September 11, 2013. Independence-seeking Catalans marshalled their forces today in a bid to create a 400-kilometre (250-mile) human chain they say will stretch across 86 cities, towns and villages along the coast of the northeastern region on the Mediterranean, passing landmarks such as the Sagrada Familia basilica in Barcelona and the city's Camp Nou football stadium. AFP PHOTO / JOSEP LAGOAFP
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