Law to elect Puigdemont challenged in court
Spanish government appeals Catalan regulation enabling a swearing-in at a distance
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Consultative body greenlights challenge to law to swear in Puigdemont
Path for Spanish government to take legal provision to the Constitutional Court cleared
Jailed pro-independence leaders urge forming a government
Spanish government to appeal against law change to swear in Puigdemont
Spanish PM threatens legal action against proxy vote decision
Unionist parties condemn parliament bureau allowing MP abroad to delegate vote in Catalan chamber
Catalan presidency conundrum comes down to a judge – again
Pro-independence parties might announce new candidate for the post in coming days should Spain’s courts block two nominated MPs
Parliament speaker to ask European Court of Human Rights to enable Puigdemont’s bid
Despite being the only nominated candidate, Madrid is challenging the deposed president’s efforts to be reinstated
Puigdemont still candidate for president despite leaks, says Parliament head
Chamber president Roger Torrent calls for “political talks” to reinstate deposed Catalan leader
Spanish Constitutional Court maintains conditions to swear in Puigdemont
Court fail to take a final decision on the deposed Catalan president's bid to be reinstated
Spanish government reached out to Constitutional Court to discuss Puigdemont's reinstatement
The Spanish government “panicked” when it found out Constitutional Court judges were divided, points out Spanish newspaper
Spanish Constitutional Court allows Puigdemont’s investiture only if he turns up
After several hours of deliberations, judges decide to ban the deposed Catalan president being sworn in at a distance
Spanish Constitutional Court accepts to consider Podemos’ appeal against Article 155
The next step is for the magistrates to study the political party’s argument to remove the constitutional measure that seized Catalonia’s self-rule
Rajoy’s measures imposed in Catalonia illegal, claims Parliament
Catalan chamber says dismissing the executive 'violates' Spanish Constitution
Spanish Constitutional Court suspends Catalan independence referendum
The Spanish government challenged the legal framework for the October 1 vote on Thursday, claiming it is illegal
Spain’s Constitutional Court makes no concessions to Catalonia over referendum bill
Judges turn down appeal to reconsider suspension of a ruling enabling pro-independence parties to pass laws on a single reading
Rajoy to take Catalan referendum law to Spanish Constitutional Court
Spanish president says the bill is “absolutely illegal” and dismisses it as a blow to democracy