Politics

At a conference in the European Parliament, leader Javier Ortega says the case in the Supreme Court is "thanks" to his far-right party

"Our rights are non-negotiable" the protest sign read

José Antonio Ortiz could appear in court on Wednesday evening to face charges of abuse against disabled people and allegedly minors

Catalunya en Comú and Socialists call on president to face vote or call early election after failure to pass budget

The current legislative term will come to a close on Tuesday after the Spanish president signed a royal decree prompting new nationwide polls for April 28

A proposed conference on the same topic by Catalan leaders was recently banned in the chamber

Director of the Europe Regional Program Róisín Pillay says convicting Catalan leaders could "undermine trust in the rule of law in Spain"

Pro-independence party's assemblies to debate change of strategy with final decision due on March 10

Spanish judiciary safeguards rights "more than in most of Europe," claims foreign ministry document

Constitutional Court turns down release of Cuixart and Sànchez, opening way for them to take case to European Court of Human Rights

A group of MEPs and MPs in national parliaments follow the independence case in Spain’s Supreme Court

Prior to spending plan being put forth, PSC criticizes timing in hemicycle

Cs party leader calls president "a CDR ringleader," while PP party head says urban guerilla tactics justify more direct rule of Catalonia

Footage of an event in 2016 show Quim Torra admitting "hidden creation" of structures for independence, according to Spanish newspaper

Josep Borrell was the EU parliament president from 2004 to 2007