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Pan-Catalanism

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Pancatalanism is a political ideology that advocates the nation status of all the territories where the Catalan/Valencian language is spoken: Catalonia; the Valencian Community; the Balearic Islands; the so-called Franja de Poniente de Aragón; Roussillon, Conflent, French Cerdanya, Vallespir and Capcir, which they call Northern Catalonia; Andorra; the city of Alghero, on the Italian island of Sardinia; and also a small territory in the Region of Murcia, called El Carche. This ideology aspires to the constitution of an independent state with this set of territories, under the name of Catalan Countries. However, outside Catalonia this ideology has very uneven support: scarce in the Valencian Community, somewhat greater in the Balearics, and only token in Roussillon and Andorra.

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