Defenses take stand for last time in independence trial
Proceedings will come to a close on Wednesday with defendants' closing remarks
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Torra requests 'urgent meeting' with Spain's Sánchez over Catalan trial and UN report
Catalan leader expected to raise concerns over rights of jailed colleagues
Solicitor general refutes charge of violent rebellion against Catalan leaders
Far-right Vox pushes for a "dissuasive" sentence for defendants so that "no one dares" carry out "sophisticated coup attempt" again
How prosecution justifies rebellion charges – and how defense might refute them
Civil disobedience, peaceful means, calls for dialogue, lack of dialogue from Madrid, among arguments set to be used by jailed leaders' lawyers
'It was a violent coup d'etat': Public prosecutor justifies rebellion charges
Attorney general accuses jailed leaders of "serious attack on the foundations of the constitution with illegal, coercive methods"
Jailed leaders' lawyer warns of last chance for clients' release
Andreu Van den Eynde reacts to UN report calling for defendants to be freed, arguing that as trial ends the reasons to let them go are "coming together"
Spain’s prosecutor confirms rebellion charges for Catalan leaders and requests up to 25 years in jail
After four months of trial, prosecutors keep to their initial accusations against pro-independence politicians and activists
Prosecution videos aim to link referendum with violence in Catalan trial
With over four hours of footage shown in court, prosecutor unable to say where incidents took place and showed same recordings more than once
Prosecutor to uphold rebellion charges in independence trial, say media reports
As Supreme Court considers documentary evidence, state attorney is thought to believe use of violence has been established
'This is not a trial between equals,' says Welsh MP
All-Party Parliamentary Group on Catalonia chair, Hywel Williams, describes prosecution of Catalan leaders in Supreme Court as "highly politicized"
Independence trial set to end on June 11
Supreme Court will allow 15-minute closing remarks by defendants
Legal back and forth over possible suspension of jailed Catalan MPs
The Supreme Court has passed the decision back to the Spanish Parliament
Experts take the stand in Catalan trial after three months of witness testimonies
Next is the documentary evidence phase, where footage of police violence will be shown, but without comment from the defenses
Elected pro-independence prisoners allowed to attend parliament on day before opening
Monday's trial session now postponed until Wednesday, with Tuesday's first Spanish parliament session taking precedence
Parliament speaker urges Council of Europe commissioner to visit jailed leaders
In Strasbourg meeting, Roger Torrent warns human rights official Dunja Mijatovic of "infringement of basic rights" in Spain