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Police figures show 315,000 protesters took to the streets, while organizers state that attendance is at 750,000

Today's mass demonstration is called to denounce the incarceration of Catalan leaders, and participants are flooding in from all over the country

Oriol Junqueras and Marta Rovira urge pro-independence parties to reach agreement and avoid new election

Roger Torrent gave a speech opening the annual event to pay homage to victims of the dictatorship, held at the Catalan Parliament

Head of Catalan chamber adjourns session to swear in jailed MP amid criticism of court decision

Scottish judge postpones decision over Ponsatí until at least August, while Comín, Serret and Puig will testify in Belgian court on April 18

Programme will bring total of 15 boys and 5 girls of Syrian, Pakistani, and Palestinian origin to country

"It was peaceful way to respond to police violence" on day of referendum, says Olga Ricomà

In a petition to the judge, Jordi Sànchez argues that the UN has “urged” Spain to guarantee his “political rights”

For the day of books and roses on April 23, the City Council has made agreements to desaturate the most crowded areas

“The last time we checked, Spain is a democracy,” says EC spokesperson Margaritis Schinas

Catalan chamber head hopes judge will allow jailed MP Jordi Sànchez to attend investiture debate at UN’s urging

As Spanish king commended the independence of Spain's judges, the judiciary comes under fire

Deposed vice-president Oriol Junqueras said in interview from prison that dialogue with Spain is essential

Song ‘The Bourbons are Thieves’ takes lyrics in solidarity from accused rappers Valtonyc, Hasél, and La Insurgencia