Del sentido y consecuencia del concepto de la democracia constitucional en el «Procés catalán». Sobre cómo hay que aplicar la coacción estatal del artículo 155 CE o de cómo no hay Democracia sin Estado de Derecho, ni Democracia más allá del Estado de Dere
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