Activist Cuixart's lawyer cites international law to defend 'peaceful resistance'
Marina Roig appeals to the right to freedom of assembly to refute rebellion charges for leading demonstrations
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Events in 2017 were not 'uprisings but demonstrations,' defense tells court
In his closing arguments, lawyer of three Catalan leaders on trial over independence bid denies charge of rebellion
Prosecutor accused of 'bias and exaggeration' as Catalan trial reaches closing stages
Defense lawyer says the trial and verdict is an "opportunity to resolve the conflict" by "putting the ball back in the court of politics"
Catalonia never declared independence, defense lawyer tells Supreme Court
Joaquim Forn's counsel argues that parliament's actions disproved its words
Jailed leader allowed to take up seat as Barcelona local councilor
Prosecutor requests suspension of another imprisoned leader from European Parliament
Socialists reject meeting pro-independence parties and threaten snap election
PSOE puts pressure on conservatives to abstain and help make Pedro Sánchez president
Defenses take stand for last time in independence trial
Proceedings will come to a close on Wednesday with defendants' closing remarks
Catalonia's challenge to reform society's timetables
Critics say the Catalan working day is inefficient and a waste of free time
Putin on Catalan conflict: 'We're not interested in seeing European countries disintegrate'
In meeting of news agency heads, Russian president insists Spain must resolve its own problems with "dialogue"
Spanish leader rejects meeting with Catalan president over independence trial
"It is inconceivable for us to talk about judges' verdicts," says Pedro Sánchez's second-in-command
The Catalan who made D-Day possible
75 years ago the Normandy landings turned the tide of World War II thanks to the efforts of a Barcelona-born spy who the British knew as 'Garbo'
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
Torra blames Spain for deadlock: ‘Someone left the negotiating table, and it was not us’
One year after taking office, Catalan president takes credit for putting administration back on track after self-rule suspension from Madrid