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With pro-independence camp lacking votes to swear in new president, unionist bloc voices displeasure amid calls for an end to direct rule

Independence leader says Catalan conflict is a “European issue” and criticizes Spain over “political prisoners and politicians in exile”

"He is not best option to start new period," says PSC leader Miquel Iceta

Two main pro-independence parties in talks with anti-capitalists to get their four votes to swear in Turull

While Cs wants investiture debate called off, Spanish justice minister admits it is valid and “will go ahead”

Torrent says plenary session to swear in Jordi Turull is "absolutely normal"

Involved in politics for 30 years, his career peaks after being a key player in the independence vote –and paying a high price for it

Pro-independence parties agree on the short notice move, as Spanish Supreme Court might send the candidate for the post to jail

Pro-independence parties in talks to swear in MP Jordi Turull a day before his potential new imprisonment

The Catalan leader took part in an academic event dealing with importance of independence in the 21st century

The Catalan Ombudsman says international authorities are worried about "the lack of investigations on what is going on" in the country, after meeting UN representative

Bank of Spain increases 2018 growth forecast to 2.7%

Spain's Supreme Court to decide whether to confiscate travel documents for six pro-independence officials, including deposed president Carles Puigdemont

Biggest decrease between July and September, 75% less than same period in 2016

Michael Hamilton has co-edited a collection of essays about the ECHR and spoke at a UN event in Geneva