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
Felipe Martínez testifies as witness, and then a Catalan public servant and seven of Spain's Guardia Civil police officers will follow
After rejecting appeal, election commission again threatens criminal proceedings if symbols supporting jailed leaders not removed from government buildings in 24 hours
The Catalan men's XI are preparing for their most important fixture in a decade
Ahead of April election, Spanish president defends his dialogue offer
Unionist Societat Civil Catalana says Spanish capital is an “open-minded city” and welcomes the rally
Protest deemed as a ”wall” made by “all the peoples of Spain” against intolerance and hate
Spanish police says there were around 18.000 people at the demonstration, but organizers claim they were 120.000 instead
Parliament and political figures hold minute's silence for 49 people shot dead in New Zealand, with candle-lit vigil planned in Barcelona on Friday evening
UE Sant Andreu and Vilafranca go head to head to claim the Copa Catalunya trophy on May 1
Bea Sarriàs aimed to capture the “soul” of the building
Olivier Peter, in the defense team of Jordi Cuixart, says "Europe knows Spain has a big problem with fundamental rights"
Lawyers want the Belgian judge to ask Luxembourg about the immunity of Spain in the case
Ada Colau has symbol in support of jailed Catalan leaders removed from facade to comply with electoral authority ruling
Former Mossos chief Trapero tells Supreme Court of preparations to detain government after declaration of independence should courts order it
Former Mossos chief defends in court operation to stop referendum despite Spanish police accusing him of allowing the vote