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In interview with the Catalan News Agency, man who lost vision in eye on day of vote after being shot with rubber bullet says he is more involved in independence movement than ever

Government orders transferral to special welcoming centres, but child services overwhelmed

More emails show members of the judiciary criticizing German courts for treating Spain like a "banana republic"

Judicial case against Catalan leaders is "farce" says president Quim Torra

Judges used official email to challenge Catalonia’s push for independence

The bus fits 11 passengers and is being shown as a test run before experts hope to implement it in 2020

13 more officers also investigated by judge for conduct at polling station during vote, which saw Roger Español lose his eye after being shot by rubber bullet

Special Rapporteur says exhuming dictator's body is a "positive step" but calls to extradite or prosecute those responsible for human rights abuses

Opposition groups call for "solid measures" against rise, accusing security councillor of "not doing enough"

More than 950 migrant children arrived in Catalonia in July and August, according to Minister of Work, Social Affairs and Family

Daytime activity on September 22 retraces the route of those exiled to France in 1939

Strasbourg court set to decide on Zeshan Muhammad’s case

€30,000 to be awarded to scientific projects each year as part of Hypatia project

Police prevented both rallies from mixing up and there were no major incidents

New Madrid cabinet lifts challenge against legislation enabling migrants with no resident permit to have access to public health care