Prosecutor to uphold rebellion charges in independence trial, say media reports
As Supreme Court considers documentary evidence, state attorney is thought to believe use of violence has been established
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Strasbourg rejects suit challenging Spain's suspension of Catalan parliament session in October 2017
European Court of Human Rights dismisses accusations that the ban violated human rights and declares the case "inadmissible"
Supreme Court to begin watching referendum footage
Catalan trial enters new phase with hundreds of videos to be shown of what happened during bid to split from Spain in autumn 2017
'This is not a trial between equals,' says Welsh MP
All-Party Parliamentary Group on Catalonia chair, Hywel Williams, describes prosecution of Catalan leaders in Supreme Court as "highly politicized"
Independence trial set to end on June 11
Supreme Court will allow 15-minute closing remarks by defendants
Legal back and forth over possible suspension of jailed Catalan MPs
The Supreme Court has passed the decision back to the Spanish Parliament
Defense lawyer accuses Supreme Court judge of 'violating fundamental rights'
Cuixart's representative condemned the judge's alleged inconsistency
Catalan government officials deny misuse of public funds on Day 43 of Catalan Trial
Former CUP MP also testifies that Jordi Sànchez was determined to call off September 20 protest
Attorney General opposes release of jailed Catalan leaders to take seat in Spanish parliament
Court to decide if five pro-independence politicians elected in past election can leave prison to assume posts
‘They grabbed me by the testicles and threw me to the ground’ - Catalan Trial day 40
Referendum voters speak of their experiences in the Catalan Trial
Catalan trial week 13: Public servants and dozens of voters to give testimony
Ex-Barcelona mayor, Catalan police and trade union boss among 50-plus witnesses expected to appear this week
Puigdemont 'eligible', says Supreme Court – but issue back to Madrid court
Electoral authority's ban to former president and other leaders standing in EU election to be decided by Spain's judiciary
Constitutional Court backs language policy in Catalonia's schools
Judges endorse existing regulations on the use of Catalan in classrooms amid unionist accusations of "indoctrination"
Former Catalan police official felt 'uncomfortable' about approaching referendum
Ex-director general who resigned before the vote assures Supreme Court that Mossos d'Esquadra always complied with the law
Former FC Barcelona president found not guilty in money laundering case
Sandro Rosell had been in pre-trial jail for these allegations for 21 months