Spain passes decree to shut down websites and social media over ‘public order threats’
Online tools have been key in the organization of the Catalan independence movement
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Manresa gang-rape trial: prosecutor to challenge conviction for lesser offense
Prosecutor seeks rape charges rather than controversial non-violent sexual abuse sentences for five men
Spanish president boasts of controlling public prosecutor in bid to extradite Puigdemont
Prosecutors reject acting president’s claims, affirming they are “independent” and free from government control
Chilean author Isabel Allende wins Barcino International Historical Novel Award
Allende: "There are outbreaks of unrest everywhere – we are entering a period of fundamental changes"
Ciutadans: The party aiming to 'stop nationalism in its tracks'
Catalonia's main opposition party has set itself the task of bringing pro-independence "totalitarian separatism" to an end
Speaker defies Constitutional Court: 'We won't let censorship enter the Catalan parliament'
Spain’s highest court suspends parliament proposal on Catalan Trial sentence response but Roger Torrent defies order and keeps it
Electoral authority rules out removing Barcelona's protest campsite ahead of general election
Campers ordered to clear access to polling station in square during Sunday's vote
Spain’s Supreme Court sends new extradition requests for exiled Catalan leaders
The requests have been sent to courts in Belgium and Scotland, according to the defense teams of Toni Comín, Clara Ponsatí, and Lluís Puig
‘Violence and intolerance’ have no place in Catalonia, says Spanish king
Thousands of protesters gathered outside the event the monarch was speaking at
Protests as Spanish king visits Barcelona
Felipe VI attends awards ceremony in first trip to Catalonia since sentencing of independence leaders
Campaigning continues with pro-independence parties criticizing handling of Catalan conflict
Independence camp calls out Spain's response to Supreme Court sentencing and king's visit to Barcelona ahead of November 10 vote
What to do in Catalonia in November
Music festivals are hugely popular in November across Catalonia as is Barcelona’s independent film festival
Unionist parties vie for support in upcoming snap election
Catalonia features heavily among issues discussed on campaign trail
Exiled Nicaraguan activist: 'People here could make connections between global issues'
Feminist human rights advocate Magaly Castillo has been living in Barcelona since June 2018 due to unrest in her home country
Thousands of people visit cemeteries on All Saints' Day
Barcelona's nine cemeteries register a high number of visitors honoring deceased loved ones