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Home Affairs minister Miquel Buch refuses to resign arguing Mossos used force to avoid "greater problems"

Catalan 'Mossos d'Esquadra' use force in several locations against pro-independence groups to keep them away of Spanish police officers' march

Mossos d'Esquadra try to keep pro-independence protesters away from march to honor officers that took part in referendum crackdown

Mossos d'Esquadra use force to keep pro-independence protesters away from march to honor officers that took part in referendum crackdown

Prosecutor did not "play its role," laments director of NGO in Spain

Births in the country fell by 3.6% in 2017 as mothers had first child at 31 years of age

With the number of unaccompanied minors arriving in Catalonia on the rise, the government wants to redesign the system

Judge about to send Willy Toledo to trial only days after arrest

The four eagles on bridge have "no patrimonial value" says local mayor, calling removal act of "justice"

Announcement comes days after administration said childhood services overwhelmed by  increase in numbers

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