Support for Esquerra's minority government not guaranteed as deadline looms
Other main pro-independence party, Junts, will not back new cabinet "for free" and call for coalition talks to resume
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Barcelona launches 32 disciplinary proceedings for not complying with rent control law
The implicated property-showing platforms and real estate agents may have to pay up to €100,000 in fines
Restaurants serve on-site dinners for first time since December
Government extended opening times of eating establishments to 11 pm as state of alarm comes to an end
Esquerra says they will form minority government after lack of agreement in coalition talks
Frontrunner Pere Aragonès says Catalonia "cannot wait more" for a new cabinet after 83 days of negotiations with other pro-independence party Junts
Government deal can be reached ‘in the coming days,’ JxCat say
Jordi Sànchez says talks with ERC are progressing “satisfactorily” and that says that the agreement is “90%” done
Prosecutor requests 8 to 29 years in prison for ex-Catalan president and his family
Jordi Pujol and his relatives were indicted for organized crime
90% drop in tourism during first quarter of 2021 from same period last year
French visitors make up a third of international travellers with the total number of tourists spending €200m in Catalonia from January to March
People's Party target Spanish government after Madrid election success
Acting Catalan president contrasts Madrid's "populism with far-right support" with Catalonia's "republican, pro-independence and left-wing majority"
Cultural and sports venues to open until 11 pm from Sunday
Stores may be allowed to close at 10 pm while curfew will no longer be in place
Catalan independence v Spain: the legal battles at the European Court of Human Rights
Full list of legal cases stemming from the independence movement and brought before the Strasbourg court
Upcoming hearing on independence leader Ponsatí's extradition to be held in Scotland on August 26
MEP's immunity was lifted in March alongside that of Puigdemont and former minister Comín
Spain's Supreme Court will have final say on Covid measures when state of alarm ends
Catalan government "concerned" that Spanish executive has "transferred management of the pandemic to the courts"
Government will not immediately bring in new legal framework for extra Covid restrictions beyond May 9
Cabinet to spend more time to think whether strengthening legislation to avoid judicial blocks to potential new Covid-19 measures
‘They want us to change our ideals,’ says jailed Catalan activist
In New York Times interview, Jordi Cuixart speaks from prison and says Spain will have to ‘reflect’ and ask what to do with him
Government not to introduce new legal framework to pass restrictions beyond May 9
Cabinet had considered strengthening legislation to avoid judicial blocks to potential new Covid-19 measures