Escocia decide su futuro: ¿Con o sin el Reino Unido?
Este 18 de septiembre de 2014, Escocia vota en un referéndum histórico si se independiza del Reino Unido, al que ha pertenecido desde 1707.
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El líder de la campaña "Mejor Unidos", Alistair Darling, con su mujer.
18.09.2014Former chancellor and leader of the Better Together campaign Alistair Darling and his wife Maggie arrive at the Church Hill Theatre polling station to cast their votes in Scotland's independence referendum in Edinburgh on September 18, 2014, as supporters of independence (Yes) and the Union (No) gather outside. Scotland began voting Thursday on whether to become independent, in a referendum that could break up the centuries-old United Kingdom and create Europe's newest country since the collapse of Yugoslavia. AFP PHOTO/POOL/STEFAN ROUSSEAUAFP -
El tenista escocés Andy Murray, medallista de oro con el Reino Unido en los Juegos de 2012, ha mostrado su apoyo al 'sí'.
18.09.2014(FILES) - A picture dated August 5, 2012 shows Great Britain's Andy Murray holding the union flag as he poses with his gold medal at the end of the men's singles tennis tournament of the London 2012 Olympic Games, at the All England Tennis Club in Wimbledon, southwest London. Scottish tennis ace Andy Murray appeared on September 18, 2014 to lend his support to independence on polling day and condemned negative tactics by the "No" camp in a tweet that quickly went viral. AFP PHOTO / LEON NEALAFP -
El referéndum escocés ha tenido apoyo también en Donetsk, al este de Ucrania, que también ha votado por su independencia este año.
18.09.2014Poeople attend a rally in support of Scotland's independence referendum, in Donetsk, eastern Ukraine, September 18, 2014. REUTERS/Marko Djurica (UKRAINE - Tags: POLITICS ELECTIONS)REUTERS
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