Spanish court criticizes German judiciary's 'lack of commitment'
Madrid judge says Schleswig-Holstein decision to reject rebellion charges was "wrong"
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Spanish prosecutor opposes freeing leaders in pre-trial jail
They had all requested their release after Germany rejected rebellion charges for former president Carles Puigdemont
Spanish court drops Puigdemont’s extradition
Supreme Court withdraws European Arrest Warrants against former president and five other politicians abroad
Spanish court suspends first pro-independence motion since new executives came to power
Initiative passed by Parliament confirms commitment towards Catalan state
March to demand freedom for jailed leaders underway
Nine pro-independence politicians in pre-trial prison, some for nine months, with seven more in exile
Suspension of MPs 'cannot be questioned,' says Ciutadans leader
Parliament speaker asks prosecutor to drop rebellion charges for leaders involved in pro-independence case
Spanish judge might withdraw extradition request for Puigdemont, say reports
Former president appealing to German Constitutional Court or Spain's judiciary taking the case to EU justice, other possible outcomes
Court orders suspension of six jailed and exiled leaders as MPs
Politicians prosecuted for rebellion, including former president Puigdemont, told to give up seats until verdict
Puigdemont extradition decision delayed
German court states it has exceeded regular deadline for final ruling, Catalan leader's defense blames Spanish judiciary
Catalan police heads to face trial for sedition
Former Mossos chief, Josep Lluís Trapero, and three other high-ranking officials see appeals rejected by Spain’s National Court
Indictment for pro-independence leaders confirmed
This could mean imprisoned officials will be suspended as MPs
Prosecutor keeps sedition charges against former police leaders over referendum
If indictment is confirmed, Catalan corps chief will be judged for crimes carrying up to 23 years in jail
Exiled Catalans lawyer: 'There are flagrant violations of fundamental rights in the Spanish proceedings'
Christopher Marchand argues Spanish Supreme Court judge decisions are "very odd" and "in contradiction with basic rights"
King of Spain’s brother-in-law given 5 days to enter jail
Socialist party says possibility to reprieve him is ‘unrealistic’
Progressive woman to be appointed as attorney general
Election of new public prosecutor head might have impact on independence judicial case ahead of trial