Politics

Roger Torrent expresses “discomfort” to Spanish home affairs minister for not being informed of the move ahead of Puigdemont’s investiture

After several hours of deliberations, judges decide to ban the deposed Catalan president being sworn in at a distance

Paul Bekaert believes that the Catalan deposed president “has to stay in Belgium until Madrid is reasonable”

Spanish government also called on Constitutional Court to suspend Catalan Parliament plenary investiture debate if Puigdemont is candidate for president

Roger Torrent confirms Puigdemont is still candidate for president in upcoming debate despite Madrid’s appeal

Nomination of deposed Catalan president will be temporarily suspended if the Spanish Constitutional Court accepts it for consideration

Together for Catalonia accuses government ministers of intimidation and coercion to prevent Carles Puigdemont from taking office

Government in Madrid to bring candidacy to court despite opposition by Council of State

Puigdemont is nominated for president but Madrid is challenging his bid

Madrid cabinet’s decision to challenge Puigdemont’s investiture supported by Catalan unionist forces

Rajoy’s cabinet starts procedure to appeal in the Spanish Constitutional Court against the efforts to reinstate the Catalan leader

Spanish government banned a meeting between Torrent and Puigdemont in the Catalan government offices in Brussels

Spanish Guardia Civil question aerodrome to find out if Puigdemont could land there in his eventual return to Catalonia

Parliament president to meet Carles Puigdemont and Catalan ministers in Brussels today

A political science professor at the Open University of Catalonia, Peña analyzes the different scenarios for Puigdemont being sworn in as president