Jailed Junqueras to challenge verdict if it comes before EU court ruling on immunity
The jailed leader’s lawyer claims that releasing the verdict before the hearing in Luxembourg is “a violation of fundamental rights”
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Supreme Court limits evictions to 12 missed installments
Spanish judges set doctrine after EU court labelled previous ruling on mortgages “abusive”
President’s dilemma: attending his trial or a key debate in Parliament?
Quim Torra has been summoned to court on September 25, the same date the annual general policy session had been called in the chamber
Billions at stake after ECJ advocate says Spain's mortgage pricing could be abusive
European Court of Justice opens door to compensation after deciding banks may have misled customers over loans tied to fixed index
Spain’s prosecutor demands complying with verdict on jailed leaders
Supreme Court intends to release its decision by October 16
Torra calls for judge hearing his case to recuse himself for 'lack of impartiality'
Lawyers say judge's publicly stated political opinions make him unsuitable to oversee president's disobedience trial on September 25 and 26
Guilty verdict will mark a new era ‘culminating’ in independence, says president
Civil disobedience, non-violence and institutional cooperation among key suggestions laid out by Quim Torra as potential responses to Supreme Court decision
Injuries reopen debate on bull-related events in Catalonia
Traditional activities involving bulls back in the spotlight after animal escapes and wounds 19 people in northern town of Vidreres
17 arrested in police operation against pickpocketing
NGO accuses police of racially profiling suspects
Spain threatens to take Catalonia’s foreign action plan to court
"A fictional state" — Madrid accuses plan of pro-independence bias
EU to sue Spain over failure to curb air pollution in Barcelona and Madrid
After a final warning earlier in July, European Commission decides to report Spanish authorities to European Court of Justice
Spanish court blocks Catalan parliament petition to abolish monarchy
Motion passed by majority of MPs called institution “outdated and anti-democratic”
A guide to the (several) Catalan independence trials
Which courts are handling them, who the defendants are, and what they're charged with
Spanish police enter Catalan government HQ in independence referendum investigation
Court orders Guardia Civil to demand information from government building and several ministries
Echoes of ‘wolf pack’ case in Catalan gang rape trial
Hundreds protest in Manresa against six men accused of sexually assaulting teenager in 2016