Politics

Vote will take place, but logistics in question as campaign progresses with candidates struggling to confirm potential government coalitions

Pro-independence forces need each other to stay in power—even if their approaches to achieving their goal are strikingly different

Minister responds to request with accusations of "arrogance" and "double standards"

Cs welcome the promise, CUP says it should go even futher, while ERC insist on one-on-one debate

A quarter of randomly selected poll workers across Catalonia request replacement

Organizers call inability to participate in politics "clear violation" of rights

Candidate criticized for handling of pandemic as Spain's health minister

Left-wing party hopes to remain in power after February 14 election

Spanish government-funded survey predicts pro-independence forces will win 42.8% of vote

Candidates express views on school system, independence and business

Salvador Illa, Spain’s former health minister, has garnered huge public support for the party since announcing his candidacy

4 in 10 Barcelona voters will be sent to new polling stations on February 14

CUP and ERC leaders criticize JxCat candidate choice, under investigation for alleged irregular public contracts

Alliance of groups both for and against independence had been mooted as alternative to pro-indy government

Uncertainty surrounds election over who will be able to form coalitions and who will hold the highest office