Parties prepare for February 14 election amid date confusion
Despite court rulings and appeals over date change, parliamentary groups are preparing strategies for earlier vote
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Confusion as Catalonia moves to close bars on Friday despite lacking judicial approval
Government says new coronavirus restrictions will be enforced putting on hold issues concerning "fundamental rights"
Café terraces reopen in Lleida but businesses want further easing of measures
Gyms and sports centers in Barcelona and Figueres open doors again
Supreme Court to hold hearing on Catalan president’s disqualification on September 17
Quim Torra was barred from office by highest Catalan magistrates, but is pending an appeal that could see him ousted from his position
12 pro-independence activists acquitted by Barcelona High Court
CDR members chained themselves to doors of Catalan High Court in February 2018
Court dismisses petition to oust Quim Torra from presidency
People's Party had accused head of government of usurping public functions
Catalan president sentenced to 18 months disqualification over yellow ribbon row
Quim Torra, who can appeal ruling, failed to remove signs in favor of jailed leaders
Court provisionally suspends decrees creating new Catalan offices abroad
Argentina, Mexico and Tunisia delegations seen by Madrid government as 'harmful' for Spain and part of 'secessionist plan'
Court rejects Torra’s appeal against order to remove yellow ribbon from government HQ
Catalan president instructed to take down signs deemed partisan
President’s dilemma: attending his trial or a key debate in Parliament?
Quim Torra has been summoned to court on September 25, the same date the annual general policy session had been called in the chamber