The unanswered questions of the Catalan trial as verdict looms
The upcoming verdict from the Supreme Court should shed light on a series of contested accusations
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Human rights groups denounce ‘serious irregularities’ in Catalan trial
The International Federation for Human Rights and EuroMed Rights issue joint report criticizing Spain’s Supreme Court
Catalan activists demand release amid fears of pre-trial imprisonment extension
Jordi Cuixart and Jordi Sànchez make the umpteenth call for freedom with the independence trial verdict looming
Spanish police officers moved to Catalonia in anticipation of post-verdict protests
500 of the National Police Force so far transferred to Catalonia from Zaragoza, Valencia and Madrid, among other cities
Motion of no confidence against president fails in parliament
Only People's Party backs Ciutadans' bid to oust Quim Torra from head of government post
Parties criticize motion of no confidence against president for being 'opportunist'
Motion to be voted on Monday evening does have enough parliamentary support to be successful
Catalan minister calls Spain’s lawsuit against three new delegations abroad ‘inadmissible’
Madrid challenges in court plan to open new offices in Mexico, Argentina, and Tunisia
Ciutadans head during motion of no confidence: president backs 'radical separatists'
Vote set to fail in Parliament with backing only from Ciutadans and People’s Party
Motion of no confidence against President Torra kicks off despite being set to fail
Backed by Ciutadans and People’s Party, vote does not have sufficient parliamentary support to pass
Spanish government asks high court to issue warning to Catalan parliament speaker
Madrid says Roger Torrent has the "duty to impede" any measure contravening Constitutional Court rulings
Torra challenges order to remove yellow ribbons, but most ministers comply
Deadline for taking down symbols deemed partisan from government buildings expired on Friday at 3 pm
Trial of parliament bureau members postponed
High Court to find a new date for politicians charged for their role in the independence bid
Puigdemont’s party proposes jailed leaders running in the Spanish election
Junts per Catalunya wants to put forward Quim Forn and Jordi Sànchez as candidates
Jailed activist leader addresses Dublin meeting of human rights defenders
In a letter from prison, Jordi Cuixart accuses Spanish authorities of using judiciary and criminal law to "undermine basic human rights"
Lawyers and victims of 2017 referendum launch suit accusing former Spanish officials of crimes against humanity
Charges brought against interior ministry and police heads at the time alleges operation to halt independence vote was “systematic and planned attack”