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- ↑ Resultados do referendo de Cerna. Cerna.gal
- ↑ Os críticos de Anova piden un Estado galego e democracia directa. Galicia Confidencial. Compostela | 29/06/2014.
- ↑ "CERNA". Archived from the original on 25 October 2014. Retrieved 2014-10-19.
- ↑ Os críticos de Anova constitúense nun grupo chamado 'Cerna' e piden "un cambio radical". Galicia Hoxe, SANTIAGO. EP | 29.06.2014.
- ↑ A dirección acolle con incomodidade o lanzamento de Cerna, grupo crítico organizado de Anova.
- ↑ Cerna votará seguir en Anova ou crear un novo partido. Galicia Confidencial. A Coruña | 18/10/2014.
- ↑ Las únicas tres integrantes del sector crítico que entraron en la dirección de Anova "reconsiderarán" dejar su puesto. SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA, 12 Oct. (EUROPA PRESS)
- ↑ El 75% de Cerna decide abandonar Anova. SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA, 27 Oct. (EUROPA PRESS).
- ↑ Resultados do referendo de Cerna.
