Jailed leader likely to be barred from meeting monarch
Spanish Congress speaker: 'Only people who are physically able to attend can be selected by their parties to do so'
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Puigdemont files complaint against EU Parliament heads over denied access
European Parliament withdraws all temporary accreditations given to Spanish MEPs-elect to avoid "political problems" with Spain
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"
European Parliament bars Puigdemont's entry
Ex-Catalan officials elected in the EU election denied access until they are "effectively registered" as MEPs
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
UN: imprisonment of leaders 'against Universal Declaration of Human Rights'
All the details of United Nations’ report against detention of activists Cuixart and Sànchez, and politician Junqueras
Jailed pro-independence leader suspended as senator
Pre-trial imprisonment of Raül Romeva provides legal ground for suspension a month after being elected
Footage of Spanish police violence shown in Catalan Trial at defense's request
Images of leaders calling for non-violent behavior and of Spanish police charging against voters displayed on Day 49
President announces talks to seek unity among self-determination supporters
Torra to speak to parties and civic organizations ahead of Catalan trial verdict
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
Jailed leader asks for post-electoral meeting with King Felipe
Jordi Sànchez, suspended Spanish MP, wants permission to take part in round of talks led by monarch
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
Strasbourg rejects suit challenging Spain's suspension of Catalan parliament session in October 2017
European Court of Human Rights dismisses accusations that the ban violated human rights and declares the case "inadmissible"
Catalan leaders braced for legal battle to take EU Parliament seats
Newly-elected MEPs from exile or prison are expected to face a series of challenges
11 Catalan politicians elected MEPs: who are they?
New representatives include three ousted pro-independence cabinet members, a former European parliament president and former Spanish minister