Politics

Pro-independence parties could get bill approved by backing political rivals in Barcelona and Spain

Council of Ministers approves royal decree after controversial court ruling

Catalan police seized 16 firearms, including high-precision rifles and assault weapons, from his apartment in Terrassa

The EPP congress in Helsinki approves an emergency resolution stating “Catalan attempts at secession are contrary to law and democracy”

Police evacuate passengers from Sants station after scanner revealed grenade-shaped object in case

Torra repeats he will not accept any guilty sentences against jailed leaders in upcoming trial, sparking criticism from opposition

Q&A on when and what to expect in proceedings against 18 Catalan leaders, with help of criminal law professor Josep Maria Tamarit

Organization is launched with the intention of reflecting Catalan society's rejection of political "repression"

Miquel Buch, leader of an association of towns in 2017, appears in high court to answer charges of pressuring local governments to support independence vote

Pro-independence figure Arnaldo Otegi was incarcerated for six and a half years for allegedly following orders of ETA organization

Judge in Belgium wants European Court of Justice to clarify which Spanish law applies to artist’s conviction –next hearing January 22

Prosecution report on sentence requests for indicted leaders says major foreign media outlets used international press center to do "live reporting"

“We have no guarantees,” in the judicial process against independence, says French representative José Bové after delegation visits prisoners

Ciutadans and People’s Party claim the officials enjoy special privileges in the Catalan penitentiary

Oriol Junqueras, who is demanded 25 years behind bars, says any sentence other than absolution will be “unfair”