€1,239 per month: government proposes Catalan minimum wage
Spain is the only administration that can set a binding standard, now at €900 per month
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Sánchez says he will call Catalan president Torra
Announcement comes after being nominated presidential candidate by King Felipe VI
Pro-independence parties 'disappointed' by prison classification of jailed leaders
JxCat and ERC to challenge decision in court, while CUP calls for "amnesty and release" for inmates convicted for 2017 independence bid
Over 40% of Europeans want EU to mediate in Catalan conflict, says poll
Survey by Catalan public diplomacy council also says Catalonia's image has improved while Spain's has worsened due to political crisis
Jailed leaders recommended to serve Medium category sentences
Catalan independence politicians and activists will be subject to normal prison life with limited permits if confirmed
Barcelona-Tokyo flight a priority, say Catalan and Japanese officials
Foreign minister and consul express their wish for a direct link between the two capitals, and stress close business and cultural ties
Government talks advance as Spain’s Socialists and pro-independence ERC meet in Barcelona
Third encounter cools down prospects of deal before Christmas
PSOE and ERC gear up for Barcelona talks on investing Sánchez
First meeting in Catalan capital between Spanish Socialists and pro-independence Esquerra aims at reaching agreement to form new government
Puigdemont does not rule out trying to be reinstated as president
Exiled former Catalonia head believes upcoming EU court ruling on MEP-elect Junqueras’ immunity could affect his status as well
Under what conditions will jailed leaders serve their sentences?
Politicians and activists convicted over 2017 independence bid to soon find out if they are due any privileges under terms of imprisonment
Constitution in the eye of the storm of the Catalan crisis as it turns 41
As Spain commemorates the anniversary of its magna carta, it remains a source of conflict between those against and for Catalonia's self-determination
Police officers seemingly contradict official version of referendum crackdown
Four agents say riot police head gave order to charge at voters, while top officials said no one gave a specific instruction
9 in 10 economists say Catalan economic situation same or worse than 2018
Two thirds of those polled see political situation in Catalonia and Spain as one of main concerns
Spain’s Socialists walk tightrope in government talks with pro-independence parties
Esquerra threatens with leaving negotiation table after controversial remarks from acting president Pedro Sánchez
Over 500 emergency calls around Catalonia due to heavy rains
Downpours on Wednesday and Thursday flooded basements, felled trees, disrupted traffic and trains, while thousands were left without power