Demands for UN to look into rights 'infringements' in Spain intensify
Recent reports sent to United Nations allege Spanish authorities have abused basic rights in response to 2017 independence bid
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Spanish presidential debate kicks off with Sánchez as candidate
Sánchez accuses independence movement of 'going against history'
Parliament to set up inquiry into 2017 independence referendum and police violence
Committee will assess “repression” and “violations of fundamental rights”
Spotlight on Catalonia: what to expect of debate to name Spanish president
Deciding whether Pedro Sánchez stays in power or not may be down to pro-independence parties
Supreme Court grants jailed leader permission to leave prison for son’s surgery
Josep Rull will be able to stay at a Barcelona hospital on August 20 until operation is over and he can visit his child
Pedro Sánchez admits Catalonia main obstacle to left-wing coalition
Acting Spanish president refuses ally Pablo Iglesias a cabinet seat due to his support for "political prisoners" and self-determination referendum
Independence topic raised in European Commission president debate
European Free Alliance calls on candidate to be an “honest broker,” while People’s Party “sure” on unity
Quim Torra to face trial over yellow ribbon row
If found guilty, Torra could be ousted from his position as Catalan president
Podemos grants Socialists ‘full loyalty’ over Catalonia in government talks
In his bid to become minister under Pedro Sánchez, Pablo Iglesias promises Catalonia won’t be a problem despite discrepancies
A guide to the (several) Catalan independence trials
Which courts are handling them, who the defendants are, and what they're charged with
International observers' platform finds rights infringements in Catalan trial
ITW's preliminary report on case against independence leaders in Supreme Court cites repression of "fundamental rights and political ideas"
Public prosecutor asks that President Torra be barred from public office for yellow ribbons
Torra could also face a €30,000 fine for disobeying Spain’s electoral authority
Spanish police enter Catalan government HQ in independence referendum investigation
Court orders Guardia Civil to demand information from government building and several ministries
Pro-independence parties clash over deal with Socialists
Esquerra party calls on government partner JxCat to break off deal with unionist PSC to run Barcelona's regional council
Why is Catalonia key to the investiture of Pedro Sánchez as Spanish president?
With the Socialists and Podemos disagreeing over a joint government, their stance on Catalonia is what really sets them apart