Independence Referendum decree to be approved “at the beginning of September”
Puigdemont offers to explain referendum plan in Congress, Madrid says 'no'
Puigdemont offers to explain referendum plan in Congress, Madrid says 'no'
The Catalan photographer who contributed to the Nuremberg trials with more than 20,000 photographs
Puigdemont announced the date and question of the vote flanked by Vice President Oriol Junqueras and the rest of his government
Three organizations of journalists, lawyers and economists from Catalonia publish a statement in favor of an independence referendum
The First Secretary of the Catalan socialists, Miquel Iceta, met with Frans Timmermans in Brussels to discuss Catalan issues
They will be accompanied by governing cross-party pro-independence ‘Junts Pel Sí’, the radical left-wing party ‘CUP’ and the ministers at the Government building in Barcelona
The PNR is to become a “forum for debate” since it represents the broad spectrum of pro-referendum supporters
Daniel Kahl, a German Barça fan, was not allowed to enter the stadium at the Copa del Rey final for carrying the ‘Estelada’
The spokesperson for the Spanish government responds to Puigdemont’s request for clarification on “what kind of force” the state “plans to use against the referendum”
The first digital platform to distribute European cinema and television series in Catalan was launched on Friday in Barcelona
A possible supplier for the referendum says it is "nonsense" to prosecute the Government for trying to buy ballot boxes
Catalan Minister Josep Rull calls for "excellent rail infrastructure" to boost the productivity of the Mediterranean ports
Catalonia’s Government has written a letter to the Commission to inform them about Spain's refusal to negotiate a vote on independence
The Spanish MEP Esteban González Pons asked the Estonian government to stand firm against Catalan independence
The Human Rights Institute of Andorra (IHDA) and the Catalan rights association ‘Drets’, have filed a joint complaint before the courts in Andorra against four Spanish police officers who were part of the alleged smear campaign of the Spanish Ministry of Interior against Catalan officials, the so-called “Operation Catalonia”. The highly ranked police officers shall be investigated for crimes such as threatening, coercion and extortion of citizens of Andorra with the objective of “obtaining information” on “supposedly existing bank accounts” of Catalan pro-independence politicians in order “to destroy their public image”. Representatives of the private accusation explained to the press on Tuesday that the alleged pressures of the Spanish National Police forces on citizens of another country violate international treaties, and represent a “state crime”. The complaint has already been accepted by the Instruction Court (Batllia) number 2 of Andorra.