Politics

Adrià Carrasco, accused of terrorism and rebellion for participating in pro-independence protests, says Spain offers "no guarantees of a fair trial"

Pro-independence parties passed referendum law despite flat opposition, and the government began to lay out voting logistics

In a visit to his predecessor, Catalan chief says he would give up October 2017 independence declaration mandate if Madrid grants binding referendum

Spanish government calls on Catalan leader to "make steps forward" to engage in dialogue

Adrià Carrasco to hold press conference on Thursday with same legal team as exiled political leaders

"I can't accept any verdict which isn't absolution," he says on prosecuted leaders

Xavier Domènech, from the movement of Barcelona's mayor and Podemos, has stepped down from all posts in parliament and CatECP party

Barcelona court to look into alleged incidents of aggression against voters by three officers on October 1

Government asks for "more details" on proposal before consideration as pro-independence parties take sides

Representatives of EU-Catalonia Dialogue  Platform to also meet relatives of incarcerated officials and government representatives

Over 200,000 people have so far signed up to attend this year's self-determination demonstration on Catalonia's national day

European Democratic Lawyers condemn "threats" and "defamatory statements" against those representing Puigdemont and other exiled politicians

Defense lawyer requests high-profile case to be analyzed by three judges

President to speak at conference, expected to call on Spanish leader for "concrete facts" on how to solve political conflict

"We have not protested on the streets for 10 years for more self-government or for a new statute,” says Esquerra spokeswoman