independentista

American  

[een-de-pen-den-tees-tah] / ˌin dɛˌpɛn dɛnˈtis tɑ /

noun

Spanish.

PLURAL

independentistas

1. (especially in Latin America) a person who supports or works toward political independence, especially one supporting radical changes in an existing government or from an existing system of government.

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Example Sentences

He was an ardent independentista, committed to helping lift his country from the shadow of United States colonialism.

From Seattle Times

His name was Jordi Martí, a 70-year-old local and independentista.

From Slate

Earlier Thursday evening in Girona, the most independentista province in Catalonia and the city where Puigdemont lived before he fled, a crowd of about 100 people poured into a banquet hall to listen to speeches from local Vox candidates.

From Los Angeles Times

Separatist parties selected the low-profile independentista as president for a simple reason: Torra was neither in jail nor in self-imposed exile.

From Los Angeles Times

Catalonia’s former vice president, Oriol Junqueras, has campaigned from a jail near Madrid, while he and other incarcerated independentista politicians are being investigated on suspicion of rebellion, sedition and misuse of public funds.

From Los Angeles Times