Junqueras testifies at Catalan trial
Former vice president rejects prosecutors’ questions on third day of proceedings in Madrid
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Large delegation of ERC in Madrid to support party head
Oriol Junqueras expected to be first to testify on day 3 of independence trial
'Human barricades thrown at police’: prosecutor blames Catalan leaders for referendum violence
On second day of trial, Supreme Court dismisses far-right Vox’s petition to seize yellow ribbon from defendant
Independence trial continues with prosecutors' preliminary statements
Judge expected to decide on general questions before defendants speak on Wednesday or in coming days
Solution to Spanish-Catalan relations ‘can’t be found through a criminal trial,’ says international observer
The Supreme Court did not allow observers but some gained entrance as members of the public
A government in the dock
Daily trips back and forth from prison, nervous relatives in attendance, scores of journalists were – these were some of the scenes from the first day of the trial
Referendum leaders' lawyers denounce 'violation of right to defense' in court
Defenses request "nullity" of proceedings on first day of trial
Pro-independence 'coup d'état is alive,' says far-right Vox
People's Party accuses pro-independence movement of acts of "pressure, coercion and violence" against the Supreme Court judges
Jailed Catalan leaders arrive at courthouse for independence trial
Trial to start in Spain’s Supreme Court at 10am
Who are the Catalan leaders accused in the independence trial?
Most of the former government, two activists and the former parliament speaker will face the Supreme Court
International observers to independence trial say it will have an impact on “Spanish democracy”
Two lawyers involved with observation mission are worried about its political dimension
Sánchez defends Spanish judiciary in Strasbourg ahead of Catalan trial
Spain is a "modern and advanced democracy," says president Pedro Sánchez
Court keeps February 12 as independence trial start date
Judges reject calls of jailed leaders to delay it to guarantee "right to defense"
Outrage as Spanish prosecutor doubts Catalan judges’ impartiality
Spain’s High Court in Catalonia says words are "extremely reckless"
High court calls on Catalan police to protect courts
Ruling comes after pro-independence activists threw rubbish and manure at local courts