catalan government

The Spanish prosecutor requested the dismissed official stay in prison because he hasn’t “renounced illegal means”

The body requests to keep the Catalan leader in prison, arguing that he’s not committed to "constitutional legality"

Outside the Spanish Supreme Court, Gabriel Rufián stated that Catalonia “can’t have a president via Skype”

The incarcerated pro-independence leader tweets that him and his fellow MPs will “hold high the torch of European values”

In a published letter the civil society leader, incarcerated since October, urges “free, peaceful, and democratic” decisions

Andreu van den Eynde argues for his client to be able to attend Parliament plenaries or even potentially be invested as Catalan president

Each tourist in Catalonia spent an average of €949, some 2% less than in the same month in 2016

The Spanish Supreme court accuses her of rebellion, sedition, and misuse of funds for allowing the vote on Catalan independence

Just over 418,000 qualify as unemployed, over 35,000 fewer than 2016