Government unveils 'Brexit plan' to help Catalan companies
'Finestreta Brexit' offers range of measures, services and tools to help minimize possible impact on firms doing business with UK
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Catalan foreign minister accuses Ciutadans of fabricating yellow ribbons controversy
Alfred Bosch claims it is a distraction tactic ahead of general election campaign
Vice-president removes white ribbon symbol from finance ministry
Catalan government ordered to take down all signs of support for imprisoned and exiled leaders from public buildings
Spanish police officer compares pro-referendum protests to Basque conflict
Law enforcer testifying in independence trial says that he received death threats during a raid
Puigdemont will travel to Germany on the first anniversary of his detention
Former Catalan president to give a press conference in front of Neumünster prison on Monday
President replaces yellow ribbon on government HQ with white one
Torra was ordered to remove sign by the Spanish Electoral Authority; new banner keeps message in favor of jailed leaders
President to take down ribbons from government building
The decision follows a recommendation to remove the symbols by the Catalan ombudsman, after the president asked for the institution's opinion
Irish and Italian politicians condemn trial of independence leaders
Two representatives from Ireland attend Supreme Court, while mayor of Naples signs manifesto calling for release of Catalan officials
Quim Torra was 'in and out' of warehouse where ballot papers were seized, says Guardia Civil officer
Spanish police officers continued to give testimony on Wednesday in the Supreme Court in trial of Catalan independence leaders
Right to defense undermined, say lawyers as tensions with judges heat up
Defense teams protest videos being banned in courtroom during witnesses’ cross-examination
More Guardia Civil officers testify in Catalan trial
On Tuesday, members of Spanish law enforcement described protesters ahead of referendum as "aggressive," while defenses accused them of giving false testimony
Witnesses rejecting far-right’s cross-examination to persist ‘regardless of consequences’
Pro-independence CUP politicians Eulàlia Reguant and Antonio Baños were fined €2,500 and could face criminal charges
Finance official unable to confirm if public money was used for referendum
Former high-ranking member of Spanish treasury testifies in Supreme Court, with Catalan public servant and Spanish Guardia Civil police officers to follow
High-ranking ex-Spanish finance official features in trial
Felipe Martínez testifies as witness, and then a Catalan public servant and seven of Spain's Guardia Civil police officers will follow
Sánchez pledges Catalonia will ‘never’ be independent with a Socialist government
Ahead of April election, Spanish president defends his dialogue offer