Public health secretary in favor of keeping 'most' Covid restrictions beyond February 7
Josep Maria Argimon says "more drastic" measures would be needed if British variant spreads
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Pro-independence parties set to take 50% of vote and keep majority, says CEO poll
Survey predicts neck-to-neck battle for first place between ERC (34-35) and JxCat (32-34), followed by Socialists (26-29)
Six key questions for the future of Catalonia that the February 14 election will answer
A three-way race to win, the impact of Covid-19 on voter turnout, and whether pro-independence parties keep majority and finally reach 50% of votes are main conundrums
Catalan Socialist leader Miquel Iceta named new Spanish territorial policy minister
Veteran politician replaces Carolina Darias, who assumes control of health department after Salvador Illa steps down to run in Catalan election
New €618M economic aid package for workers and companies most affected by Covid-19
Catalan authorities announce benefits scheme after agreement with unions and business groups
Parties prepare for February 14 election amid date confusion
Despite court rulings and appeals over date change, parliamentary groups are preparing strategies for earlier vote
Court battle leaves Catalonia set for an uncertain election despite Covid-19 concerns
Judges force February 14 vote preparations to resume, hinting at rejection of adjournment for health reasons
Public prosecutor in favor of provisionally suspending election delay
High court will decide from Thursday whether vote can take place on May 30 or has to be held on February 14 as originally planned
Spanish VP compares Puigdemont with Republican exiles during Franco
Pablo Iglesias defends pardoning Catalan independence leaders
Catalan election delay challenged in high court
Vote was postponed to May 30 over Covid-19 concerns as government calls parties to be responsible in not challenging it
Catalonia officially delays election until May 30
Parties agree on postponing vote due to Covid-19, but discrepancies remain regarding date
Disputed artworks to remain in Aragon following Supreme Court decision
The sale of 96 pieces of art originally from the Sixena monastery to the Catalan government was ruled null and void
Government to propose postponing election for health reasons as parties remain divided
Date of vote to be announced on January 15 as up to 216,000 people could be in quarantine
Retail and restaurant sectors denounce ‘discrimination’ in Covid measures
Children’s toilet training potties displayed in front of government HQ denouncing handling of pandemic
Fresh push to establish Tokyo-Barcelona flight link
Catalan government approves Japan 2020-2023 Plan aimed at encouraging Japanese investment