Spanish prosecutor requests seizing passports of Catalan leaders abroad
Spain's Supreme Court to decide whether to confiscate travel documents for six pro-independence officials, including deposed president Carles Puigdemont
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Foreign investment in Catalonia falls by 40% in 2017
Biggest decrease between July and September, 75% less than same period in 2016
Right to freedom of peaceful assembly ‘must be upheld,’ says public protest law professor
Michael Hamilton has co-edited a collection of essays about the ECHR and spoke at a UN event in Geneva
Main unionist party calls on speaker to ‘stop paying attention to fugitives’
Pro-independence Esquerra says “important things” might happen on Tuesday
Economists’ association calls for end to suspension of Catalan self-rule
Application of Article 155 causing “slowdown of economy’s agility”
Head of German-speaking businessmen calls for 'a strong Catalonia'
Albert Peters says criticism of parliament speaker reflects concern among foreign investors over lack of stability
CUP could reconsider position on swearing in Sànchez
Party might support former activist’s presidential bid if pro-independence allies agree proposal to “bring about the Republic”
Jordi Sànchez, from political activist to presidential candidate
While he gained relevance in 2015 as the head of a major pro-independence organisation, his political activism began in the eighties
Sànchez calls for unity from jail
"The violation of some people's rights is the violation of everybody's rights," says jailed Catalan leader in The Times
JxCat and Esquerra reach pre-agreement on investiture of Sànchez
The pro-independence parties still have to convince CUP to not abstain in vote for jailed leader
ERC leader opens door to dialogue with unionist parties
Amid negotiations with Junts per Catalunya, Esquerra’s Joan Tardà says his party should begin talks with parties opposed to independence
Puigdemont v Spain: Catalan president takes case to UN human rights committee
Dismissed leader’s defense alleges that Spanish authorities infringed international treaties and violated his political rights
Puigdemont gives way to jailed Jordi Sànchez as president
From Brussels, the deposed Catalan leader presents a lawsuit against Spain before the UN Human Rights Committee
Catalan Parliament supports Puigdemont’s legitimacy as president
Unionist Ciutadans will appeal in Spain's Constitutional Court, arguing their rights were violated in a tense and controversial plenary session
Parallel government in Brussels would be ‘absurd,’ says Rajoy
The Spanish president also warned that electing jailed Jordi Sànchez would be a “great mistake”