Basque separatists have shied away from specifically mentioning independence, but they referred several times to Catalonia as they presented their bill.
Plymouth was established in the September of 1620 by Anglicans and English separatists who had broken away from the Church of England, believing that the Church had not completed the work of the Protestant Reformation.
Yanukovich's ousting during those deadly demonstrations was later followed by Russia's annexation of Crimea and the continuing deterioration of East-West relations within Ukraine, as eastern separatists seek to break away from the state and form closer ties with Moscow.
It was meant solely for stability, to win hearts and minds of people, to wean people away from separatist activities under the overall umbrella of sadbhavna (harmony)," the paper quoted him as saying.
The big question is whether the violence will turn frightened voters away from the separatists.
Meanwhile, Vice UK's Henry Langston is reporting from the chaotic eastern region of Donetsk, where pro-Russia separatists are trying to break away from the Western-facing government in Kiev.
It's been two years since pro-Russia separatists in Eastern Ukraine broke away from the rest of the country, triggering a war that has killed more than 9,000 people, displaced 1 million civilians, and left entire towns and villages in ruins.
It's been two years since pro-Russia separatists in eastern Ukraine broke away from the rest of the country, triggering a war that has killed more than 9,000 people, displaced a million civilians, and left entire towns and villages in ruins.
Beijing blames much of the violence in Xinjiang on terrorist or separatist groups intent on breaking away from China.
"Already in the 1990s it was obvious that it was driving people away from the separatist cause".
