The Spanish government plans to investigate claims that dozens of Catalonian separatists were subject to systematic surveillance through Israeli Pegasus spyware, in a scandal that has threatened to topple the government. Presidential Minister Félix Bolaños announced the plans on Sunday following a meeting with his Catalan colleague Laura Vilagrà. However she slammed the announcement as “insufficient” and vowed there would be “serious consequences” if no one in Madrid was forced to resign over the issue. The government has denied all responsibility for the allegations that were published in the…