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Organization says Spanish judiciary lacks “technical knowledge” of the orders and sees “problems” in their “practical application”

Former Mossos chief, Josep Lluís Trapero, and three other high-ranking officials see appeals rejected by Spain’s National Court

VHIO find how some tumoral cells go into hiding and emerge later to cause the disease

Raids in Catalan and Spanish towns related to such alleged offenses as drug and arms trafficking, tobacco smuggling and money laundering

Javier Villamayor: “Tarragona is clearly a Mediterranean city with a Mediterranean mood”

1,600 Mossos d'Esquadra officers have been trained to use the non-lethal weapon

Christopher Marchand argues Spanish Supreme Court judge decisions are "very odd" and "in contradiction with basic rights"

Five men accused of gang-raping an 18-year-old and convicted of sexual abuse to go free on 6,000 euros bail while awaiting final ruling

Catalan interior department to deploy 3,197 officers and 172 extra firefighters for annual midsummer celebration

Those under 16 most affected population, according to the Catalan Statistics Institute (Idescat)

Tortosa to host talks and debates on 80th anniversary of Civil War’s longest and bloodiest conflict

Foreign minister Maragall calls on president Pedro Sánchez to move from “gestures to politics”

The German court hearing Puigdemont's extradition case is not expected to make a decision before the end of the month

Commission for Refugees hopes Catalan people will show they are “a welcoming society”

Iñaki Urdangarin will serve a 5 years and 10 months sentence for a fraud case.