Some independence protests were 'violent,' says former Spanish delegate in Catalonia
Enric Millo tells Supreme Court there were many actions of "harassment, intimidation and violence" in autumn 2017
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Former Catalan cabinet spokesperson testifies in Catalan trial
Neus Munté stepped down from government in July 2017
Barça and Girona gear up for annual Catalan Super Cup in Sabadell
The two highest-placed teams from Catalonia in last season’s La Liga contest the increasingly competitive trophy on Wednesday
Parliament speaker would have done 'exactly same' as prosecuted predecessor
Roger Torrent and other parliament officials testify in independence trial
Unemployment figures decrease 0.44% in February
Catalan unemployment levels now sit at 396,642 people
Independence trial week 4 – who ordered the referendum crackdown?
Spanish security officials, former members of Catalan parliament bureau and legal secretary of September 20 raids all set to testify
European Parliament authorizes far-right Vox conference on Catalonia
A proposed conference on the same topic by Catalan leaders was recently banned in the chamber
Piqué on Catalan prisoners: 'They are not guilty'
FC Barcelona player says prosecuted leaders "shouldn't spent 20 years in prison"
ICJ warns of 'high risk of violation of freedom of expression and assembly' in Catalan trial
Director of the Europe Regional Program Róisín Pillay says convicting Catalan leaders could "undermine trust in the rule of law in Spain"
Testimonies of Catalan leaders on trial in 12 quotes
First phase of the independence trial over after pro-independence leaders testify in Spain’s Supreme Court
Far-left CUP to consider standing in Spanish general election
Pro-independence party's assemblies to debate change of strategy with final decision due on March 10
Sting, Fonsi, Nile Rodgers: Cap Roig festival line-up revealed
Liam Gallagher, Ben Harper, Sílvia Pérez Cruz, and David Bisbal among big names to play at event's 19th edition, from July 12 to August 21
'No political prisoners': Memo shows Spain's diplomacy strategy on Catalan trial
Spanish judiciary safeguards rights "more than in most of Europe," claims foreign ministry document
Spain’s ex-interior minister denies ‘giving any orders’ to police during the referendum
Juan Ignacio Zoido claims he was not in charge of the operation to stop the vote
Assessment of Catalan trial ‘difficult’ without international observers, say European politicians
A group of MEPs and MPs in national parliaments follow the independence case in Spain’s Supreme Court