Last pro-independence activists arrested for terrorism to be released on bail
Spain's National Court sets €30,000 and €15,000 bail for final two CDR group members arrested in September
Spain's National Court sets €30,000 and €15,000 bail for final two CDR group members arrested in September
The pair were detained in September but Spain's National Court has freed them after “no material contact with explosives” found
CDR activists will have to pay €5,000 and comply with conditions
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Court had reversed detention orders of CDR members who have been behind bars since October 23
Judge still to decide whether to release the four detainees after deciding their defense lacked "essential information"
The electoral administration will have to establish "a voting procedure in the delegations of the Spanish government" and extend the deadline
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Pedro Sánchez leaves Catalan capital after visiting police officers injured in recent disturbances without replying to president
Response believes consequences for “explicit attempt to break constitutional order” to be justified
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CDR members accused of belonging to a terrorist group and making explosives