President to face motion of no confidence on October 7
Ciutadans will present their leader Lorena Roldán as replacement, but move is set to fail
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Spain could suspend Catalonia’s self-rule ‘without a problem’ despite having an acting government
President Sánchez hints at applying Article 155 as exiled independence leader Puigdemont accuses him of electoralism
Government commits to ‘moving forward’ towards Catalan republic
Cabinet, Barcelona mayor, and pro-independence movement among those praising referendum on second anniversary
No exceptional disruptions in rush hour of referendum anniversary
Small demonstration in Girona gathers 300 activists, with paint and eggs thrown at Spanish police barracks
Activists jailed for 2017 independence push call for 'taking to streets' peacefully
Jordi Cuixart and Jordi Sànchez ask campaigners “not to get swept up in rage” and accuse Spain of criminalizing movement
Unions calls general strike on October 11 with jailed leaders’ verdict looming
Pro-independence ANC plans to block road networks for three days
Montserrat shines with 131 peaktop lights for referendum anniversary
Catalonia's iconic mountain illuminated with points of light symbolizing country's presidents as second commemoration of independence vote begins
Catalan police head resigns on eve of referendum anniversary
Andreu Joan Martínez to be replaced by Pere Ferrer a day before two-year commemoration of bid to split from Spain
Unionist Ciutadans to file motion of no confidence against president
Move unlikely to succeed as only People’s Party is open to backing them
Two years since the Catalan referendum: a contested story with its verdict looming
Role of voters, leaders, police, public money and ballot boxes that day will be weighed by judges shortly, as October 1, 2017 still shapes politics in the country
Puigdemont claims terrorism allegations aim to persuade Belgium to extradite him
Former president’s sister flatly denies media outlet reports of meeting with imprisoned pro-independence activists
Pro-independence CUP party to run in the Spanish general election
Catalan anti-capitalists will seek representation in Madrid for the first time
Activists’ jailing ‘baseless,’ says defense
Spanish government calls on Catalan president to condemn “potential violence”
Banner in favor of jailed leaders finally removed following court order
President Torra had banner removed but only after deadline and court order that police remove it “immediately”
Spain’s government to challenge motions on self-determination, amnesty and police
“They are an attack on coexistence among Catalans,” says Madrid cabinet spokesperson