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Catalan, Basque, and Galician are poised to gain official EU status, with Spain’s foreign minister declaring it inevitable and pledging to cover all costs. Despite political resistance from Spain’s Popular Party, Albares frames the move as anti-discrimination, especially since other EU nations already recognize multiple languages. Andorra is a strong ally, having translated its EU agreement into Catalan and signing a new cultural pact with Spain to boost literary collaboration and global visibility for Catalan initiatives — positioning linguistic diversity as Europe’s greatest strength.

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