Three former Catalan presidents 'victims of reprisal' call for international mediation
Artur Mas, Carles Puigdemont and Quim Torra "skeptical" of dialogue space with Spain on independence issue
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Constitutional Court rejects putting Catalan president's ousting on hold while ruling on appeal
Spanish court must position itself on matter before Torra's case can be taken to ECHR
University of Barcelona to appeal ruling banning institution's support to jailed leaders
Court banned a declaration rejecting guilty verdict on nine pro-independence politiciancs
Altercations as protesters set barricades on fire on referendum anniversary
Barcelona and Girona see protesters throwing objects at police officers
Joint independence roadmap still missing three years after the referendum
Parties divided over how to pursue elusive political goal while responding to Spain's backlash
Ousted president requests sentence be suspended by Constitutional Court
Upcoming Catalan election set to take place on February 7 as second-in-command Aragonès will be interim chief with "limited functions"
Protests across Catalonia to reject Torra's removal from power
Ousted president displays banner for which he was disqualified in square outside government HQ in Barcelona
President Torra to be removed from power: what's next?
Second-in-command Aragonès is expected to become interim chief and an early election is set to be held in February
Catalan president to be ousted as Spanish court upholds disobedience verdict
Supreme Court confirms Quim Torra’s disqualification for hanging signs in favor of jailed pro-independence leaders on public buildings during electoral period
From terrorism to inciting public disorder: Catalan activist faces trial after initial charges dropped
Tamara Carrasco stands accused of instigating protests as a member of pro-independence CDR groups
Pardon for Catalan leaders: a middle-ground solution that makes neither side happy
Proposal angers right-wing unionists denouncing 'illegal' concession to pro-independence parties, who in turn demand a full amnesty
Spanish government will begin considering pardons for jailed leaders next week
Cabinet also says reform of criminal code, including lowering the crime of sedition, will begin soon
Brussels to take into account Puigdemont's case in European arrest warrant review
Commission against including "crimes against the constitutional integrity" in list of reasons for automatic extradition
Three years on, Catalan activists face trial over independence bid protests
Hearings for two new cases concerning 2017 protests kick off on Monday
Parliament condemns Spanish 'repression' against last three Catalan presidents
Chamber rejects calling early election immediately in annual general policies debate