Hunger strike by jailed Catalan leaders ‘terrible for Spain,’ says MEP
Antonio Marinho Pinto visits former speaker Carme Forcadell in prison
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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
European MPs launch network condemning Spain's 'repression' of Catalonia
Parliamentarians from various countries come together to call for dialogue and a binding referendum on self-determination
New foreign minister to go to Brussels on first official trip
While in European capital, Alfred Bosch will meet government delegates abroad, MEPs and former president Carles Puigdemont
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
Open Arms, Mediterranea, and Sea-Watch join forces as ‘single humanitarian fleet’
The rescue NGOs call on cities, organizations, and citizens to step up “against the unjust and inhumane policies of Europe”
Six government offices to open abroad as foreign minister bows out
As Ernest Maragall hands over to Alfred Bosch, his department will launch plan to recover Catalonia's lost influence in EU
A super election in May? Spain’s government doesn’t rule it out
Government could call fresh polls coinciding with European, regional, and local elections
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
Puigdemont “ready” to be number two in joint pro-independence ticket in European election
Former president would agree to stand, with Esquerra’s jailed leader Oriol Junqueras as top candidate
Prison demands 'destroy hope' for dialogue, says EU-Catalonia Platform
The Spanish prosecutor recommended Catalan leaders be sentenced to 177 years in prison total
European People’s Party says Catalans ‘have not stopped defying the rule of law’
The EPP congress in Helsinki approves an emergency resolution stating “Catalan attempts at secession are contrary to law and democracy”
European Court of Human Rights rules Spain violated Basque leader’s right to fair trial
Pro-independence figure Arnaldo Otegi was incarcerated for six and a half years for allegedly following orders of ETA organization
Rapper Valtònyc’s extradition decision delayed due to legal query
Judge in Belgium wants European Court of Justice to clarify which Spanish law applies to artist’s conviction –next hearing January 22
Exiled rapper appeals to Strasbourg court over freedom of expression case
Valtònyc argues Spain violated his rights by condemning him to three and a half years in jail over song lyrics