"WE ARE used to dealing with political crises, but not a break in the rule of law," says the boss of a big Barcelona cement firm, of Catalonia's constitutional crisis. Fearing separatists in the region would declare independence, as they did on October 27th, he shifted its headquarters to Madrid. That ended decades of family tradition, but there is no plan to return. "It was a painful decision, but we had no alternative," he says.
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