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With Puigdemont’s alternative for president behind bars, Spanish government rejects proposal as “against all logic”

Dismissed leader’s defense alleges that Spanish authorities infringed international treaties and violated his political rights

From Brussels, the deposed Catalan leader presents a lawsuit against Spain before the UN Human Rights Committee

Spain’s Supreme Court declares the investigation of pro-independence leaders to be “complex” and will take more time than normal

Unionist Ciutadans will appeal in Spain's Constitutional Court, arguing their rights were violated in a tense and controversial plenary session

The Spanish president also warned that electing jailed Jordi Sànchez would be a “great mistake”

A motion to be voted on in parliament on Thursday excludes last October’s declaration of independence

Removed honorary representative for Finland says he has not been given any reason for decision

Catalan leader says he will give up presidency if Catalan parliament so decides

A hundred Catalan tech companies, from big businesses to start-ups, attending this year’s edition of the fair

EU shouldn't interfere as long as fundamental rights "are not violated," states European Commission vice-president

The King of Spain’s arrival is met with protests in the streets and institutional boycott by major figures of Catalonia

Both pro-independence and unionists took to the streets to mark the monarch’s arrival for the Mobile World Congress

Torrent responds to the Barcelona Bar Association members who walked out when he criticized the existence of “political prisoners”

Some Barcelona Bar Association members walked out when Roger Torrent denounced the existence of “political prisoners”