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Opposition to bullfighting became a declaration of separatism by other means.

But Podemos also seeks to dilute Catalan separatism by offering an alternative outlet for those frustrated with Mr Rajoy.

The CIU's 100-year-old constitution contributes to this separatism, by preventing women from holding a pass card, which guarantees entry to any club in the land.

A senior official said at the the recent national people's congress that the "terrorist forces" were "spreading separatism by smuggling in publications and literary works".

The Kosovo Serbs are intimidated into separatism by Serb paramilitary groups and police and given financial incentives by Belgrade, which they consider their only legitimate government.

If we start allowing different parts to break away, it will be dismembered before we know where we are".Mr Habibie's administration has tried to discourage separatism by drawing up a new law which devolves more power to the provinces.

He remains convinced, rightly, that the fight against ETA must be the first priority in the region; he is as hostile as ever to the separatism espoused by the PNV.

The breakaway of Paraguay, Uruguay, and Bolivia from the United Provinces was accompanied by separatism between the provinces of Argentina itself, spearheaded by the caudillos (local magnates), who finally forced the congress to disband in 1820.

Yet, India is also shaped by seemingly unyielding poverty, both rural and urban; by religious and caste-related violence; by Maoist-inspired Naxalite insurgencies; and by separatism in Jammu and Kashmir and in Northeast India.

Football's separatism is distinguished by distinct groups: offensive line, defensive line; running backs, linebackers; defensive backs, receivers.

With the president of the Philippines in town, Japan announced $12 million in grants to Mindanao, a predominantly Muslim region plagued by separatism and radicalism.