Referendum websites blocked by Spain: Brussels won’t intervene but says restrictions must be proportionate
Catalonia denounced "digital repression" after more than a hundred sites were closed down to halt preparations for the independence vote
catalan
Minister and mayor summoned to high court over October 1 referendum
Former heads of organizations representing municipalities under investigation for promoting independence vote
Sweets, bandits, and traditions: a weekend of fairs
The Agramunt Nougat Fair and the Alcovers Fira de Bandolers both saw excellent results for attendance and sales
Catalan political class pays tribute to president executed by Franco regime
Representatives lay flowers at the grave of Lluís Companys on Montjuïc, where the Catalan leader was executed by firing squad 78 years ago
Torrential rain leaves 17 injured
Roads cut off and rivers overflow after storm hits Catalonia
Spain threatens ‘legal measures’ after Catalan parliament rejects monarchy
Pro-independence parties and CatECP pass motion condemning the king's speech on October 3
‘We’ll do whatever we can to have Forcadell released,’ says Faroese parliament speaker
Former Catalan president Carles Puigdemont addressed Spanish vice president’s comments on Scottish referendum while on a visit to the northern islands
Six high-ranking Catalan police officials investigated for rebellion over referendum
Senior Mossos d’Esquadra officers summoned to appear in local court in December
The speech Torra couldn't make at UfM: 'We are committed to continuing this non-violent struggle for self-determination'
Catalan president planned to urge the "immediate release and return" of leaders in prison and exile but his presence at the summit was vetoed by Spanish authorities
One in three teachers self-censor when discussing Catalan politics, warns report
A quarter of surveyed families don’t want politics discussed in the classroom
Spain to overturn decree that facilitated companies fleeing Catalonia
Madrid regrets "important damage" caused to economy after referendum
Cs says government is 'sectarian,' makes coexistence impossible
Unionist party accuses Torra of "antidemocratically" controlling society while other parties say Cs is the one "boosting" confrontation
Pro-independence group to challenge MPs suspension in Constitutional Court
The Catalan National Assembly aims to take case to UN Human Rights Committee after exhausting legal recourses in Spain
Torra to Sánchez: 'Your grace period is over'
President appeals to "unity" among pro-independence forces following the parties losing their majority in parliament and refers back to "spirit" of October 1 referendum
PP urges Cs to trigger no confidence motion to bring down Catalan government
Casado sees "historic opportunity" to dethrone pro-independence executive after parties lost majority in chamber