CUP’s self-determination motion brought to Constitutional Court
Move follows same path as resolution proposed by pro-independence ally group JxCat, ERC, and CUP
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CUP’s self-determination motion brought to Constitutional Court
Move follows same path as resolution proposed by pro-independence ally group JxCat, ERC, and CUP
Electoral authority denies jailed leader's request to stand in election
Oriol Junqueras will not be on Sunday's ballot despite Supreme Court temporarily lifting ban on him holding office
Sànchez, Turull, and Rull request their conviction of sedition be annulled
The three pro-independence leaders claim the sentence is invalid due to violation of their rights
ERC request Junqueras be included as election candidate as public office ban provisionally lifted
Spain’s Supreme Court has put a hold on the Catalan’s political disqualification while awaiting a European ruling on his case
Belgian judiciary lets two former Catalan ministers off without precautionary measures
Lawyers of Toni Comín and Lluís Puig say judges want to decide whether to incorporate their cases with that of former president, Carles Puigdemont
Speaker defies Constitutional Court: 'We won't let censorship enter the Catalan parliament'
Spain’s highest court suspends parliament proposal on Catalan Trial sentence response but Roger Torrent defies order and keeps it
Inability to resolve Catalan issue drags Spain to fourth election since 2015
Independence leaders' verdict and protests, lack of joint approach in Madrid: six keys to understanding November 10 Spanish vote
Court convicts five men of sexual abuse rather than gang rape
Another controversial ruling sees judges dismiss charges that group used violence or intimidation to sexually assault 14-year-old girl in Manresa
Spain’s Constitutional Court suspends Catalan foreign action plan and relations with the EU
'Catalonia's future in the world can't be challenged,' foreign minister warns Spanish government
US citizen could face deportation following arrest during last week's unrest
Spanish police cite public order and security concerns to justify measure
Franco's remains to be exhumed and reburied on October 24
Spanish government says moving late dictator's remains from memorial site to family crypt will be carried out with "respect"
Puigdemont appears in Belgian court to formally reject extradition
Spain has issued third European arrest warrant against him after two failed attempts
Activists call for peaceful protests on two year incarceration anniversary
Sentenced to nine years in prison for sedition on Monday, Jordi Cuixart and Jordi Sànchez have now been behind bars since October 16, 2017
Criminologist on Supreme Court's sedition verdict: 'Where are the limits now?'
Marc Balcells discusses the Catalan Trial sentence and the implications it could have on sedition in the future