Only three Catalan politicians to remain in exile as amnesty law comes into effect
Twelve pro-independence leaders moved abroad to avoid arrest after 2017 referendum
2017 independence referendum
Alcarràs town’s Wikipedia page edited from Spanish defense ministry IP address
Changes, under investigation, include deleting section on police brutality during October 2017 referendum
Culture minister appears in court over 2017 independence referendum role
Natàlia Garriga is accused of embezzlement and disobedience for setting up call center and website
Spanish police to face trial for actions during Catalan independence referendum
Girona court orders 28 officers to be prosecuted for causing "injuries" and "minor injuries"
A referendum, an independence bid, and the many trials that ensued
A guide to the judicial cases, the courts, the charges, and the defendants
Trial for 2017 referendum electoral board members now underway
Five officials could face almost three years in jail for having stepped down before vote after several requests from the Constitutional Court
Joint independence roadmap still missing three years after the referendum
Parties divided over how to pursue elusive political goal while responding to Spain's backlash
Joint independence roadmap still missing three years after the referendum
Parties divided over how to pursue elusive political goal while responding to Spain's backlash
Clown banned from councilor role for 'disobedience' during independence vote
Jordi Pesarrodona believes he was singled out due to photo with Spanish police that went viral
Spain's attorney general: Catalan trial example of 'institutional normality' and 'legality'
2017 referendum leaders received prison sentences of 9 to 13 years
Prosecutor investigates CUP's spending during 2017 independence push
Far-left party claims "state judiciary is criminalizing independence"
Torra sues Global Spain head for libel and obstruction of justice
President files lawsuit against foreign agency's Irene Lozano over report he claims violates jailed leaders' presumption of innocence