100 days on political ‘problem not solved’ but ‘aggravated’
Spanish government seeking solution not through “politics, but with criminal code,” says Puigdemont
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100 days of a “government in exile”
Puigdemont has had a European arrest warrant, taken part in a Catalan election from Belgium and travelled to Copenhagen
Amending a law to swear in Puigdemont from Brussels on the table
Pro-independence parties consider two-government solution to investiture impasse, say sources
Catalan politics sparks interest in Valencian Falles exhibit
In this preview for the enormous statues to be set ablaze at the world-famous festival, satirical works on the independence roadmap made an appearance
Puigdemont still candidate for president despite leaks, says Parliament head
Chamber president Roger Torrent calls for “political talks” to reinstate deposed Catalan leader
Spain’s judicial case against Catalan independence explained
Supreme Court investigates 28 officials and activists in Catalonia, including Carles Puigdemont and four leaders in prison
“Our people have sacrificed me,” says Puigdemont in leaked message
Catalan president tells one of his deposed ministers in Belgium that Madrid plans to “triumph” after Parliament delays his investiture
Puigdemont calls for unity after postponement of his investiture sparks division
The Catalan leader speaks on a day when the head of the Parliament adjourned his reinstatement as president
Independence supporters turn out in numbers outside Parliament
Thousands break the police cordon set up around the chamber in a show of support for Carles Puidgemont as president
Spanish government reached out to Constitutional Court to discuss Puigdemont's reinstatement
The Spanish government “panicked” when it found out Constitutional Court judges were divided, points out Spanish newspaper
Will Puigdemont be reinstated as Catalan president?
Q&A on the investiture debate, find out about some key points so as to understand what could happen tomorrow
Puigdemont to ask for judicial authorization to be reinstated as Catalan president
The Supreme Court ruled that the Catalan leader needed to be green-lighted by the Spanish justice in order to be sworn in at Parliament
Judge in charge of independence case “not objective,” says Puigdemont’s Belgian lawyer
Paul Bekaert believes that the Catalan deposed president “has to stay in Belgium until Madrid is reasonable”
Catalan border controls strengthened ahead of Puigdemont’s debate
Several police vehicles set a control and even searched some cars, including their trunks
Consultive body tell Rajoy Puigdemont’s presidency can’t be challenged now
Government in Madrid to bring candidacy to court despite opposition by Council of State