Politics

Government sources explain in statement to the Catalan News Agency that the “violence and deaths” were tied to the “armed aggression” of the Yugoslavian army

"We urge them to think and not commit the mistake again of using Article 155 to solve political problems," says spokeswoman Elsa Artadi

Barcelona mayor, a former anti-eviction activist, says recent protests "don't help people in prison"

Socialist executive hardens tone over "breach of duty" accusations against Catalan police as protests heat up

"Crimes amount to allowing people to vote to determine their own future," says Sinn Féin’s Matt Carthy

Roger Torrent avoids mentioning Slovenia after president's remarks on Balkan country

Groups of protesters cut Catalonia's main highway at the weekend with more action expected for December 21 meeting

Far right Vox party to file lawsuit against Quim Torra for conspiracy to commit rebellion

In solidarity jailed officials and their hunger strike, Quim Torra joins the protest and is set to spend two nights at the Montserrat monastery

Opposition criticizes Catalan president’s Council for the Republic presentation in Brussels arguing he is “forgetting” the “real” problems Catalans face

Catalan president Quim Torra, former president Carles Puigdemont, and former ministers Clara Ponsatí and Toni Comín all attended the event

Catalan capital selected by European Institute of Innovation and Technology as main host of new urban innovation center

President calls for new guidelines of conduct while interior minister says he will not hesitate to expel any officer who "went too far"

Ministers and MPs shut themselves up in monastery and refuse to eat for 24 hours

Torra calls Europe "to act promptly if it still loves democracy" in event joined by first independent Slovenia president