Oct 1 referendum: only one month to go
Logistics, legal framework, Spain’s actions to stop the vote, and the eventual turnout are some of the mysteries to be solved
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Controversy over alleged CIA warning of Barcelona attacks
Catalan government denies receiving alerts by US intelligence agency
Danish parliament’s call for dialogue over Catalan referendum 'unsuccessful'
President Puigdemont tells eight political groups in the Folketing that their "shared demand" to seek negotiations with Madrid has not worked
Catalan delegation opens in the Nordic Countries
The office in Copenhagen aims to foster Catalan business in the region and help boost its culture internationally
Catalan Law of Transitional Jurisprudence, to be presented today at noon
It is meant to provide legal framework for independence if Yes wins in October 1 referendum
Catalan tax agency takes shape
With 28 tax offices to open around the country on September 4, Catalonia takes step towards self-sufficiency
Controversy over who knew the potential danger of Ripoll imam
Belgian police officer asked for information about Es Satty from colleague in Catalan police, but authorities claim exchange was unofficial
How will the attacks affect the Catalan sovereignty debate?
Worldwide media from the BBC to the Wall Street Journal take up the issue of how recent tragic events in Catalonia might influence the country’s push for independence
President Puigdemont urges integration of Catalan police with Europol
Vice president demands meeting with Spanish counterpart to tackle “688 million euro” debt on security
Terrorists had been planning the attacks for over six months in Alcanar
Investigators still searching for one attacker, likely to be the driver of the van in La Rambla
Barcelona to hold big anti-terror rally next Saturday
The motto of the march will be 'No tinc por'
Spain’s Constitutional Court makes no concessions to Catalonia over referendum bill
Judges turn down appeal to reconsider suspension of a ruling enabling pro-independence parties to pass laws on a single reading
Extraordinary meeting of the Spanish executive to end strike at Barcelona airport
According to the airport management company AENA, services continued with normality on the third day of the indefinite strike by security personnel at the Barcelona airport
Catalonia’s Parliament back to work early as excitement mounts for referendum
What can we expect as we approach the October 1 referendum on independence?
No lines at Barcelona airport during first day of indefinite strike
The Spanish government sent Guardia Civil agents to cover security checkpoints amid harsh criticism