Catalonia is experiencing a period of great upheaval where the decisions made in the coming months will effect generations to come. Although the majority of Catalans want independence, many remain under standably cautious about the implications of separating from Spain.
Through the eyes of a myriad of interviewees, The Day After examines the advantages and pitfalls of a Catalan state: the fiscal deficit, infrastructures, pensions, dual nationality, the EU angle, and the boycott on Catalan goods.