Motion of no confidence against President Torra kicks off despite being set to fail
Backed by Ciutadans and People’s Party, vote does not have sufficient parliamentary support to pass
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Spanish government asks high court to issue warning to Catalan parliament speaker
Madrid says Roger Torrent has the "duty to impede" any measure contravening Constitutional Court rulings
Torra challenges order to remove yellow ribbons, but most ministers comply
Deadline for taking down symbols deemed partisan from government buildings expired on Friday at 3 pm
Trial of parliament bureau members postponed
High Court to find a new date for politicians charged for their role in the independence bid
Lawyers and victims of 2017 referendum launch suit accusing former Spanish officials of crimes against humanity
Charges brought against interior ministry and police heads at the time alleges operation to halt independence vote was “systematic and planned attack”
President warned of ‘criminal charges’ over pro-independence signs
Electoral authority orders Quim Torra to remove flags and symbols in favor of jailed leaders by 3pm Friday
Neilson likely to leave Lleida’s airport this winter following Thomas Cook’s collapse
Thomas Cook operated 60% of Neilson’s flights to Lleida, a popular destination for British skiers en route to Pyrenean slopes
Spain could suspend Catalonia’s self-rule ‘without a problem’ despite having an acting government
President Sánchez hints at applying Article 155 as exiled independence leader Puigdemont accuses him of electoralism
Government commits to ‘moving forward’ towards Catalan republic
Cabinet, Barcelona mayor, and pro-independence movement among those praising referendum on second anniversary
Activists jailed for 2017 independence push call for 'taking to streets' peacefully
Jordi Cuixart and Jordi Sànchez ask campaigners “not to get swept up in rage” and accuse Spain of criminalizing movement
Unionist Ciutadans to file motion of no confidence against president
Move unlikely to succeed as only People’s Party is open to backing them
Two years since the Catalan referendum: a contested story with its verdict looming
Role of voters, leaders, police, public money and ballot boxes that day will be weighed by judges shortly, as October 1, 2017 still shapes politics in the country
Banner in favor of jailed leaders finally removed following court order
President Torra had banner removed but only after deadline and court order that police remove it “immediately”
Parliamentary majority ‘denounces criminalization of independence camp’
Lawmakers “reject violence” and accuse Spain’s judiciary and police of “violating fundamental rights”
Amnesty and self-determination, parliamentary response to upcoming jailed leaders’ verdict
Chamber requests that Spanish police in charge of Monday’s arrests be removed from Catalonia