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EU shouldn't interfere as long as fundamental rights "are not violated," states European Commission vice-president

Both pro-independence and unionists took to the streets to mark the monarch’s arrival for the Mobile World Congress

Some Barcelona Bar Association members walked out when Roger Torrent denounced the existence of “political prisoners”

Pro-independence parties don’t agree on what role should Puigdemont play in the new cabinet

Q&A with Gauri van Gulik, Amnesty International Europe’s director

Millet and Montull are still considered a flight risk and, if they make bail, will have to surrender their passports

The Spanish executive had previously stated that parents who did not want their children to be in the public Catalan educational system were to get €6k from the government of Catalonia

Amid growing impatience over investiture, parliamentary bureau puts presidency law amendment on Tuesday’s agenda

Esquerra Republicana head Marta Rovira tells judge that she asked president Puigdemont to call off independence referendum

Marta Rovira and Marta Pascal, the heads of two major pro-independence parties, speak before the Spanish Supreme Court

The ‘Casa Nostra, Casa Vostra’ platform held a talk on February 18 evaluating and reflecting on the past year, which the Spanish government did not attend

Ildefonso Salillas denies that the art was brought from Catalonia to Aragon as a result of the former’s self-rule being seized through Article 155

Catalan has been the working tongue in the classrooms for decades, and now Madrid plans to introduce Spanish using direct rule of the country

Close ally to Puigdemont and Junts per Catalunya spokeswoman says in an interview with Catalan News that she is "sure" his cause will end up in the European Court of Human Rights

Flights to and from Catalonia decreased by up to 30% in recent months