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
Pro-independence parties passed referendum law despite flat opposition, and the government began to lay out voting logistics
Socialist government to send officers before Catalan National Day and first anniversary of independence referendum
In a visit to his predecessor, Catalan chief says he would give up October 2017 independence declaration mandate if Madrid grants binding referendum
Xavier Domènech, from the movement of Barcelona's mayor and Podemos, has stepped down from all posts in parliament and CatECP party
Government asks for "more details" on proposal before consideration as pro-independence parties take sides
In the days before his talk, Carles Puigdemont will also publish a book on the political crisis in English, French and Dutch
Quim Torra to give a speech on next steps for independence movement
Pablo Llarena being sued in case put forward by exiled Catalan pro-independence leaders
Unionist Ciutadans takes such signs to ombudsman while Catalan vice president calls on the party to stop "confrontation strategy"
Unionist Ciutadans, hosting the rally, claim assailant was not part of organization
Participants attacked TeleMadrid cameraman thinking it to be the Catalan public broadcaster in a tense gathering
Catalan president to hold conference on September 4 to "regain initiative"
Trial to jailed and exiled pro-independence leaders is sure to shape year ahead
“How is it possible that the Spanish police violence on October 1 [referendum day] is not being investigated," asks current president after prosecutor moves against Catalan police
Individuals including Spain's Guardia Civil officer were carrying hooks and box cutters to strip off signs in favor of jailed political leaders