Politics

MEPs will vote to strip former president and two more exiled politicians of their privileges, but case could fail due to "irregularities" in procedure

Barcelona mayor unveils plan to address technology gender gap

Public prosecutor presses criminal charges against Roger Torrent and the heads of the chamber for contravening Constitutional Court bans

Catalan police union criticize inaction of politicians and question calls to review the public order model

Juan Carlos I, who left Spain for the UAE last summer, paid €678K in back taxes in December

Pro-independence and left-wing parties had requested making it possible to put the monarch on trial

One of the highest offices in Catalonia is disputed amongst pro-independence parties who won the February 14 election

Former Catalan president says it is 'foreseeable' that he loses immunity as MEP after committee vote in favour of lifting it

European Parliament Committee on Legal Affairs members sided with report recommendation but whole chamber with take part in upcoming binding vote

Forty years on, with the Franco dictatorship still fresh on the memory, a failed coup attempt served to strengthen the democratization process

EU parliament committee will side on Tuesday, but chamber will have final say in week starting March 8

Putin's executive had already cited Catalan pro-independence jailed leaders to fight back Union's foreign affairs high representative Borrell

Mossos d'Esquadra unions demand support from interior ministry as debate on operation in Barcelona's Gràcia district continues

The current Catalan Parliament, elected on February 14, has more women in it than ever before.

Paper written by ultra-conservative Dzhambazki will be voted on in EU chamber legal committee on February 23