Lluís Puig returns to Catalonia after exile: "We remain firm and wanting the freedom of the Catalan people"

TerrassaLluís Puig has already returned from exile accompanied by hundreds of people from Terrassa and the entire senior staff of Junts, such as the President of the Parliament, Josep Rull, and the Secretary General, Jordi Turull. "Today the Spanish judiciary has lost, which wants to engage in politics without running for the polls," Puig hammered home from in front of the local city hall, with strong emotion, multiple hugs, and tears.

"We remain firm and wanting the freedom of the Catalan people, who will achieve it," concluded the former Minister of Culture after nine years of exile following the 1-O, in front of the singers who have sung for him every day during these years of repression. The Terrassa native made the victory sign, after concluding that Catalonia had won the battle. Nine years that he had not been able to step foot in his home, his city, his neighborhood, his square; and the occasion was experienced with raw emotion, also by the mayor, Jordi Ballart (Tot per Terrassa), who gave him a warm greeting.