Politics

Why yellow ribbons in solidarity with jailed independence leaders, Cs, an electoral board, and top courts cost Torra his post

Supreme Court confirms Quim Torra’s disqualification for hanging signs in favor of jailed pro-independence leaders on public buildings during electoral period

Gerardo Pisarello's criticism to king for "constitutional disobedience" prompts Vox to demand politician "be kicked in his ass back to Argentina"

Proposal angers right-wing unionists denouncing 'illegal' concession to pro-independence parties, who in turn demand a full amnesty

Quim Torra uses his right to not answer cross-examination just days or weeks away from his potential ousting for a similar case

Cabinet also says reform of criminal code, including lowering the crime of sedition, will begin soon

Socialist MP asks if Juan Carlos will see his bank accounts in Alpine country frozen, as urged by pro-independence group Òmnium

Commission against including "crimes against the constitutional integrity" in list of reasons for automatic extradition

Chamber rejects calling early election immediately in annual general policies debate

Parliament speaker called to "set the clock ticking as soon as possible"

Quim Torra calls his potential ousting an "absolute irresponsibility" and blames judges for any future consequences of their decision

Prosecutors say Quim Torra admitted he disobeyed and reject court partiality accusations

Spain's top judges to review disqualification of Catalan leader after failing to remove pro-independence banners on time during an election campaign

Parties view potential interim period without operational president with concern

Catalonia will have 18 offices around the world, as those in operation "have helped 3,000 people stranded in 109 countries" during Covid-19 crisis