Aesthetics
A social media message urges people to have six children and go into debt if necessary. Another proposes a fourth child. There are also messages about Núcleo Nacional.
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Some argue that debt is an acceptable price for having six children. Other messages assert the Spanish identity of Catalonia.
## Going into debt to have children
A message circulating on social media urges people to have **six children**. It suggests starting with a **six-month-old** baby while at law school, having two more before graduating and then doubling that to six. Going into debt if necessary.
Another message sums it up: have the **fourth child**. Take on debt if needed. The person who wrote it says they did so and got out of debt. No figures are given.
## Núcleo Nacional asserts the Spanish identity of Catalonia
**Núcleo Nacional** has asserted the Spanish identity of **Catalonia** in **Barcelona**. In a message, the organisation presents itself as a reality in Catalonia and mocks those who throw salt into their paella. No dates or figures are given.
In **Torre Pacheco**, the local police protected and escorted Núcleo Nacional, according to a post. The same source claims that an officer hugged a person it calls a nancy. There is no official confirmation.
## Two models without economic data
The question raised is which of the two aesthetics is preferred. There is no economic data to compare them.
## Going into debt to have children
A message circulating on social media urges people to have **six children**. It suggests starting with a **six-month-old** baby while at law school, having two more before graduating and then doubling that to six. Going into debt if necessary.
Another message sums it up: have the **fourth child**. Take on debt if needed. The person who wrote it says they did so and got out of debt. No figures are given.
## Núcleo Nacional asserts the Spanish identity of Catalonia
**Núcleo Nacional** has asserted the Spanish identity of **Catalonia** in **Barcelona**. In a message, the organisation presents itself as a reality in Catalonia and mocks those who throw salt into their paella. No dates or figures are given.
In **Torre Pacheco**, the local police protected and escorted Núcleo Nacional, according to a post. The same source claims that an officer hugged a person it calls a nancy. There is no official confirmation.
## Two models without economic data
The question raised is which of the two aesthetics is preferred. There is no economic data to compare them.
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