Catalan separatists squeezed further as Spain tightens grip
They ignore Spain's highest court to force a break; banks and big companies in Catalonia talking of moving out
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Madrid
SPANISH Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy convenes his Cabinet on Friday as the financial and political squeeze on the separatist government in Catalonia tightens.
After a week of political drama that rocked financial markets, Mr Rajoy will meet his ministers in Madrid as events 600 kilometres to the north-east in the Catalan capital of Barcelona threaten to spiral further out of control.
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