Spanish prosecutor joins request to reopen referendum voter investigation
Government of Catalonia to oppose the lawsuit presented by police union against 36 voters
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Information and judicial police unit chiefs testify in Catalan trial
Incident in Badalona involving jailed activist Cuixart to be discussed on day 25 of proceedings
Catalan trial could be 'political', claim international observers
Report comes as Carles Puigdemont's lawyer speaks out on the trial
Catalonia unites in cross-party commitment to 'responsible' migration debate
Election rivals agree on moderate language to combat racism
Former French minister visits pro-independence leaders in prison
Benoît Hamon says democracy in Spain is not in "good health"
Catalan police chief during Spain’s direct rule, key witness in week 8 of the independence trial
Ferran López due to testify on Wednesday as more officers will continue to take to the stand in the Supreme Court
Key witnesses called for Catalan trial during Sant Jordi Festival
Court proceedings will continue on St. George's Day – a big event in Catalonia
Local authorities take yellow ribbon row to next level
Councils around Catalonia come up with imaginative solutions to get around orders to remove "partisan" symbols from public buildings
Catalan firms 'calm' in face of Brexit 'uncertainty'
ACCIÓ admits companies have "prepared very little" and experts recommend tailored contingency plans
Senior Portuguese Socialist MP to meet activist Cuixart in prison
President Quim Torra is currently on an official trip to Portugal
Japanese giant NTT Data considers establishing European AI center in Barcelona
Negotiations with Catalan government are underway after initial discussions at 2019 Mobile World Congress
Occitanie calls for release of 'political prisoners'
Resolution from French regional assembly expresses "concern" over situation of Catalan independence leaders on trial
Referendum 'not the solution': Catalan Socialist leader backtracks on contentious comments
Miquel Iceta rectifies remarks to newspaper suggesting self-determination vote justified "if 65% of Catalans wanted independence"
Spain's Solicitor General calls for investigation into referendum voters
State prosecutor joins police union appeal, alleging groups outside polling stations used "intimidatory force" to impede officers from stopping October 1 vote
Court of Auditors to investigate Catalan diplomatic activity after ‘signs of irregularities’
Prosecutors looked into use of public funds to promote independence bid abroad from 2011 to 2017