Society

This is the third work stoppage since the October 1 referendum, as workers briefly take to the streets to express their indignity

‘Puigdemont, to prison,’ among the chants heard in the demonstration

Tens of thousands gather in the Catalan capital center to reject declaration of independence

Citizens circle the Catalan chamber amid fears that Spanish police could break in to stop the independence declaration

The demonstrations rejected the possibility of snap elections, denounced implementation of Article 155, and demanded the release of the imprisoned civil society leaders

Off-duty and drunk, they mistook the Italian waiters for Catalans, demanding that they speak in Spanish before threatening violence

Comment saying people should "keep an eye on their girlfriends" as they "could get pregnant" by "handsome" officers deployed in Catalonia condemned by users and politicians

Protesters denounced the incarceration of civil society leaders as well as the Spanish government’s new measures to strip Catalonia of its self-rule

Public radio and television company president among those summoned to police station

A total of 1066 people required medical attention as a result of Spanish police charges, 23 of whom were over 79 years old

Demonstration motto: “Free Jordi Sánchez. Free Jordi Cuixart. In defense of rights and liberties”

‘En peu de pau’ offers guidance on non-violent demonstration to consolidate the recent peaceable political action in Catalonia

Candlelit demonstration in Catalonia's capital and several other marches in the country's main cities

Platform for Democracy, a group including 90 organizations and trade unions, organize protest against the arrest of pro-independence leaders

The prosecutor had asked the judge to send Josep Lluís Trapero to prison without bail