45,000 people attend demonstration in Brussels, according to Belgian police figures
Original route changed due to large influx of protesters
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Demonstration in Brussels to reject imprisonments underway
The Belgian police expects more than 20,000 people in the Catalan rally
Spanish Constitution target of criticism on second day of campaign
All parties but two claim that Spain’s current Carta Magna, which turned 39 on Wednesday, is no longer working
Thousands expected to attend pro-independence rally in Brussels
We answer all your questions about tomorrow's protest in the Belgian capital
Pro-Spain demonstrations held in Barcelona and Brussels
The streets of the Catalan capital were filled with chants of “jail Puigdemont” and “Catalonia is Spain”
Spain has withdrawn the arrest warrant out of fear, Puigdemont says
The Catalan president, now in Belgium, claims Spanish justice wanted to avoid losing extradition case
Sacking government unconstitutional, reports independent advisory council
“It would have been possible to implement less restrictive measures,” the authority states
Spanish public TV vetoes party election broadcast, says pro-independence CUP
The commercial urges “freedom for political prisoners,” in a reference to the four pro-independence leaders in jail
Freed ministers turn out for first day of campaigning
Released officials back the republic while opposition sees election as “unique opportunity” to end independence process
October boost for Catalan economy
Latest figures show spending by foreign tourists and industrial production both rose in Catalonia last month
Spanish Supreme Court withdraws international arrest warrant for Puigdemont
The Catalan president and the four ministers in Belgium, deposed by Madrid, testified Monday in Brussels over their extradition case
Financial support for Catalan digital media threatened by Madrid
There was “no better business” during the past years than launching a website supporting independence, says Spanish government
Spanish police enter Catalan statistics institute searching for referendum information
IDESCAT sources say police officers went to the fourth floor of the building, where the IT department is located
Electoral campaign kicks off with candidates in prison and exile
First event of parties in the December 21 run-up show polarization between pro-independence and unionist blocs, with only one party outside fronts
Six Catalan ministers freed after 32 days in prison
They are released after paying a €100,000 bail, while four other pro-independence leaders stay behind bars