Torra calls for judge hearing his case to recuse himself for 'lack of impartiality'
Lawyers say judge's publicly stated political opinions make him unsuitable to oversee president's disobedience trial on September 25 and 26
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Jailed and exiled leaders call for ‘exceptional mobilization’ on National Day
Joint letter from 16 prosecuted officials calls for pro-independence demonstration to be “precursor” to potential guilty verdict response
Catalan government presents IdentiCAT decentralized digital identity project
Bidding for the project to be completed by 2020 will begin this week at €550,000
Potential allies reject Catalan government unity calls
Barcelona mayor Ada Colau and far-left CUP dismiss offer to join unitary government
Belgian court orders new investigations on Puidgemont tracking devices case
Former president’s appeal successful after he claimed to have been spied on by Spain’s secret services while in Belgium
Puigdemont against snap election but willing to return as president
Former government head says institutions must be "strong" in face of potential guilty verdict for jailed leaders, and he remains at "disposition" of Catalan parliament
Funeral of last Catalan Ravensbrück concentration camp survivor held in Toulouse
Conxita Grangé was part of French Resistance and was praised for her efforts to “explain the brutality”
Regeneration of woodland begins in area hit by summer wildfire
Some €2.2m to be spent on reviving key spots of Ribera d'Ebre, where 5,000 hectares went up in flames in June
Spain’s political deadlock continues as Socialist head rejects referendum again
Sánchez compares independence camp demands with Brexit and refuses left-wing coalition, moving Spain closer to snap election
Isidre Sala, new interim Catalan delegate in US
Public tender to be opened after former head of office Victòria Alsina resigned for personal reasons
European parliament gets involved in jailed Junqueras immunity case
Chamber president agrees to legal committee's demands to send institution's views on issue ahead of hearing on October 14
Government and parliament to dedicate National Day event to 'political prisoners and exiles'
Show 'Tornarem' will highlight "exceptional" moment in the country's history, but unionist parties say they will stay away
What a guilty verdict for jailed leaders might bring
A national unity government, new attempts to reinstate Puigdemont, snap election, civil disobedience, and a pardon, among proposals on the table
President Torra to be judged for disobedience on September 25 and 26
Head of government could be barred from holding public office for not removing signs in support of jailed and exiled leaders from public buildings
Barcelona's alleged security crisis exaggerated by media ‘echo chamber’, says expert
“These are not new problems, they have been around for a longer period of time”, says criminology lecturer Steven Kemp