'No shortcuts' to independence, says former vice president from prison
Oriol Junqueras insists on holding referendum in agreement with Spain
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'Aggressions' at unionist protest regretted by Barcelona deputy mayor
"It is necessary to do everything possible so that these actions do not go unpunished, he tweeted, calling the mobilization an "extreme right" demonstration
'Repression cannot stop struggle for democracy and freedom,' says jailed activist
People need to be ready for prison to defend values, Jordi Cuixart tells the Catalan News Agency from behind bars
Torra criticizes Spain for sending police for Catalonia's National Day
"We don't need riot police, we need more infrastructure," says president, while Spanish interior minister has said there is no need to be "alarmed"
Unionist parties criticize security agreements between Catalonia and Spain
With Spain about to deploy 600 officers in Catalonia in run up to National Day protests, law enforcement returns as hot topic of debate
Unionist parties criticize police incorporation into Spain intelligence body
As Spainish government to deploy 600 officers in Catalonia in run up to National Day protests, law enforcement hot topic of debate again
Cs leader clashes with journalist: 'You lie, you're a separatist propaganda apparatus'
Albert Rivera accuses Catalan public TV of being at the service of the pro-independence movement and criticizes questions asked by journalist
Yellow ribbons, anti-riot police deployment key issues at Catalan-Spanish security summit
Meeting should also address integration of Catalan police forces into Spanish and international antiterrorist coordination bodies
Torra attending Spanish congress 'reasonable' but with parliamentary consensus, says Madrid
Sánchez's government calls for agreement in Catalan chamber if president to accept offer of Spain's speaker
Exiled activist: 'We are being used as scapegoats to scare people'
Adrià Carrasco, accused of terrorism and rebellion for participating in pro-independence protests, says Spain offers "no guarantees of a fair trial"
One year on since plenary session that kicked off peak tension with Spain
Pro-independence parties passed referendum law despite flat opposition, and the government began to lay out voting logistics
Spain to deploy 600 police officers in Catalonia in run up to pro-independence demonstrations
Socialist government to send officers before Catalan National Day and first anniversary of independence referendum
'I am ready to go as far as Puigdemont,' says President Torra
In a visit to his predecessor, Catalan chief says he would give up October 2017 independence declaration mandate if Madrid grants binding referendum
Key figure in Catalan left-wing politics resigns
Xavier Domènech, from the movement of Barcelona's mayor and Podemos, has stepped down from all posts in parliament and CatECP party
Spanish parliament speaker invites Catalan president to chamber
Government asks for "more details" on proposal before consideration as pro-independence parties take sides