Paul Engler on Spain’s handling of the Catalan crisis: ‘I would expect that from a dictatorship’
The author visits Barcelona to present ‘This Is An Uprising,’ an exploration of civil resistance throughout history
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Cinemaattic brings the biggest Catalan film festival ever to Scotland
Watch Catalan films, eat and even learn to cook Catalan food and witness unique Catalan traditions in Scotland to kick off the Winter season
EU chamber head willing to 'review' opinion on barred Catalan MEPs after court rules
European Court of Justice is due to rule whether jailed leader Junqueras has right to seat in Brussels, with implications for Puigdemont and Comín
Tsunami Democràtic urges Barça and Madrid to show 'Spain, sit and talk' slogan at upcoming clásico match
Anonymous protest group says sport cannot ignore "exceptional" situation in Catalonia and gives clubs a few days to respond
Pro-independence parties stand firm on conditions to support Sánchez
Acting Spanish president has promised a government "in next few weeks" but Catalan parties in congress are still undecided on how to vote
Half of Spaniards outside Catalonia would accept result of agreed referendum, says poll
70% of Catalans want to see independence vote, with 57% residents in rest of Spain against
On its 20th anniversary, journalists praise Catalan News Agency as ‘necessary’
Director Marc Colomer stresses "independence," "political plurality," and "neutrality" as ACN’s leading values
Pro-independence parties explore options on investing Sánchez
Acting Spanish president has promised a government "in next few weeks" but Catalan parties in congress are still undecided on how to vote
Rosalía's star keeps rising with two Grammy nominations
Less than a week after winning five Latin Grammys, the Catalan superstar will now vie for two more Recording Academy awards in January
Flanders' main party wants Spain's ambassador to explain Catalan situation in parliament
N-VA party turns down "informal meeting" with Spanish representative in Belgium and demands "transparent" debate in Flemish chamber
Two arrested as police clear student campers from Plaça Universitat
Students had been blockading the square for three weeks, yet some were still reluctant to go
Amnesty: referendum leaders' verdict is 'against international human rights law'
NGO concerned about "criminalization" of peaceful protests, which could have "dissuasive effect" on citizen demonstrations
Amnesty warns of ‘chilling effect’ of sedition conviction for independence leaders
Daniel Joloy comments on NGO’s findings after report on Catalan trial raises concerns about restriction on fundamental rights
Amnesty: referendum leaders' verdict is 'against human rights international law'
NGO concerned about "criminalization" of peaceful protests, which could have "dissuasive effect" on citizen demonstrations
A rundown of Amnesty's report on jailed leaders
Request for freedom for two activists, criticism of sedition charges and concern surrounding Spain's judicial approach on mass peaceful demonstrations among top topics