‘What hurt the most are the lies’: Catalan mayors talk about referendum in Madrid act
Some of the 19 municipalities involved consider filing suits for perjury in response to “made up” testimonies
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Former second-in-command of Catalan police testifies in independence trial
Mossos d’Esquadra are on the spotlight for their role during the 2017 independence referendum
High court to investigate President Torra over yellow ribbon row
Disobedience charges could see head of Catalan government suspended from office
Spanish police were 'violently attacked' during raid at CUP HQ, officer tells court
Information unit head in 2017 describes police conduct on instructions of public prosecutor as “meticulously measured"
Information and judicial police unit chiefs testify in Catalan trial
Incident in Badalona involving jailed activist Cuixart to be discussed on day 25 of proceedings
Catalan police chief during Spain’s direct rule, key witness in week 8 of the independence trial
Ferran López due to testify on Wednesday as more officers will continue to take to the stand in the Supreme Court
Key witnesses called for Catalan trial during Sant Jordi Festival
Court proceedings will continue on St. George's Day – a big event in Catalonia
Court of Auditors to investigate Catalan diplomatic activity after ‘signs of irregularities’
Prosecutors looked into use of public funds to promote independence bid abroad from 2011 to 2017
Foreign ministry denounces 'violation of fundamental rights' on Court of Audits investigation
'No irregularities,' says department in allegations against report putting Catalan foreign action in the spotlight
International expert takes the stand at Catalan trial
The second witness of the day is Helena Catt, set to be followed by law enforcement officials
Court suspends Catalan parliament committee investigating king’s ‘criminal activities’
Working group temporarily blocked after Constitutional Court accepts Spanish government appeal
Witnesses rejecting cross-examination allege 'conscientious objection'
Former MPs Eulàlia Reguant and Antonio Baños were fined with €2,500 for refusing far-right Vox's questions
Referendum raid protests created 'insurrectionary climate,' senior Spanish police official tells court
High-ranking officer behind Guardia Civil investigation report into independence bid calls Catalonia "a powder keg" in 2017
Puigdemont will travel to Germany on the first anniversary of his detention
Former Catalan president to give a press conference in front of Neumünster prison on Monday
Right to defense undermined, say lawyers as tensions with judges heat up
Defense teams protest videos being banned in courtroom during witnesses’ cross-examination