Spanish Constitutional Court confirms suspension of Puigdemont and jailed leaders as MPs
As a result of the measure that was first decided in July, pro-independence parties 'de facto' lost their majority in Parliament
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Catalan president begins 48-hour fast
In solidarity jailed officials and their hunger strike, Quim Torra joins the protest and is set to spend two nights at the Montserrat monastery
Spanish court to hear Catalan leaders' appeals in January
Four jailed politicians on hunger strike to denounce court ignoring their cases
Jailed leaders go on hunger strike
First photo of seven male incarcerated officials made public by pro-independence civic organization
Spanish government, on hunger strike: ‘They will have fair trial’
Jailed leaders have “protection and guarantees of rule of law,” says Pedro Sánchez’s executive
Constitutional Court accepts for consideration appeal to anti-monarchy motion
Text condemning Spain’s king and urging abolition of the institution he is leading was passed by Catalan Parliament in October
Catalan leaders ask to be released after Strasbourg ruling on jailed Kurdish MP
Human Rights court calls on Turkey to end Selahattin Demirtas’ pre-trial detention
Sexual assault case in Lleida raises specter of La Manada
Absence of "violence and intimidation" leads court in Catalonia to sentence two men to four and a half years in prison for sexual abuse rather than rape
Spain’s judiciary faces unprecedented turmoil: here’s what you need to know
Renewal of chief judges at a standstill after leaked text reveals political meddling
Court closes case against former Catalan minister for transferring assets to wife
Lawsuit by Spanish prosecutor against Jordi Turull and Blanca Bragulat dismissed for lack of “sufficient proof”
Court chamber trying pro-independence leaders ‘controlled’ by PP, show leaked chats
Message from party spokesperson in Senate causes outrage
Court ruling delivers another blow to doomed Castor gas plant project
Spanish authorities ordered to pay back €17.3m to customers charged for maintenance costs in their bills
Former Catalan officials ordered to pay €4.9m for 2014 vote on independence
Artur Mas and other leaders are one step closer to lose properties worth some 2 million; verdict can be appealed
Madrid must pass refugee policy to Barcelona, says Supreme Court
Rulings stipulate that Spanish government should pay cost of programs addressed at asylum seekers
Spain's National Court rules out terrorism charges for two independence activists
Tamara Carrasco and Adrià Carrasco will now be tried for public disorder offenses in Catalan courts