Behind the picture: Are Catalans still fighting for their independence
The France 24 – Français report summarises the main elements available, maintaining the statements attributed to their sources.

FRANCE 24 — French reports on a change concerning "The point on: Behind the image: are the Catalans still fighting for their independence", without the available excerpt allowing the story to be extended beyond the facts cited.
The available report indicates that behind the image, the meeting where France 24 columnists take the time to decipher the news each week through an image. The report also specifies that This Thursday, September 10, Élise Gallé-Tessonneau and Jade Briend-Guy, journalists for ENTR, the media for 18-35 year olds who talk about Europe on social networks, present their report on the struggle of Catalan youth for the independence of the region.
Any statements, assessments and figures are attributed to the persons or bodies cited by the source. The extract does not constitute a complete documentary file in itself and does not necessarily present the response of all the parties concerned.
Official press releases or subsequent updates could provide additional context. As it stands, this report is limited to the elements directly supported by the title and the excerpt transmitted.
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- Derrière l'image : les Catalans luttent-ils encore pour leur indépendance ? — France 24 — Français
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