Prosecutor investigates CUP's spending during 2017 independence push
Far-left party claims "state judiciary is criminalizing independence"
2017
Two senior MP investigated for 2017 referendum reject testifying in court
Josep Maria Jové and Lluís Salvadó were in charge of economy and treasury departments during the independence push
2017 terror attack suspects to be tried for terrorism but not murder
Spain's National Court will not try three men from Ripoll jihadi group with taking lives of 16 people in Barcelona and Cambrils
Lawyers' group accuses former Spanish officials of crimes against humanity in Hague court
Former president Mariano Rajoy is among politicians in office during 2017 independence bid cited in suit filed in International Criminal Court
Court of auditors summons officials over alleged 2017 referendum spending
Former president Puigdemont and vice president Junqueras among those called to offer explanations
Trial of parliament bureau members postponed again
High Court to find new date for politicians charged for their role in the 2017 independence bid
Òmnium hopes to launch 'biggest' self-incrimination campaign in history of Catalonia
Hundreds queued outside the City of Justice to present a letter to the court of law
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
Protests begin around Catalonia to commemorate October 1 vote
On second anniversary of 2017 referendum, cities and towns around the country hold demonstrations in favor of independence, with 18,000 marching in Barcelona
Dialogue still the way forward, say Catalan public in survey
La Vanguardia survey reveals that 82% of Catalonia citizens back negotiations despite previous failings
Two years since pre-referendum mass rallies that led to imprisonment of leaders
Upcoming verdict on jailed activists will rule whether demonstrations were an “uprising,” as prosecutors claimed during trial
Spain not to investigate alleged links between terror attacks head and secret services
“This makes us think there is something they don't want us not to know,” says Catalan government spokesperson
Jailed leader Junqueras reelected head of Esquerra
His team faces no opposition in what might be the former vice president’s last stint heading party
Barcelona city council asks that Spain’s Congress set up committee of inquiry into 2017 attacks
Motion comes weeks after contradictory reports on Spanish intelligence’s ties to mastermind
Secret services and police not aware of terrorist movements before 2017 attacks, says new report
‘La Vanguardia’ newspaper contradicts recent ‘Publico’ report and claims Catalan police reconstructed events after attacks