Puigdemont v Spain: Catalan president takes case to UN human rights committee
Dismissed leader’s defense alleges that Spanish authorities infringed international treaties and violated his political rights
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Puigdemont gives way to jailed Jordi Sànchez as president
From Brussels, the deposed Catalan leader presents a lawsuit against Spain before the UN Human Rights Committee
Catalan Parliament supports Puigdemont’s legitimacy as president
Unionist Ciutadans will appeal in Spain's Constitutional Court, arguing their rights were violated in a tense and controversial plenary session
Parallel government in Brussels would be ‘absurd,’ says Rajoy
The Spanish president also warned that electing jailed Jordi Sànchez would be a “great mistake”
Spain's order for consul dismissal a 'witch hunt'
Removed honorary representative for Finland says he has not been given any reason for decision
Spain threatens to continue direct rule if jailed leader is sworn in
Catalonia must have a president who is “fully able to exercise” his duties, says Spanish government spokesman
Situation in Catalonia for Spain to decide, says Timmermans
EU shouldn't interfere as long as fundamental rights "are not violated," states European Commission vice-president
Spanish king receives mixed welcome in Barcelona
Both pro-independence and unionists took to the streets to mark the monarch’s arrival for the Mobile World Congress
Judiciary members boycott Catalan Parliament president
Some Barcelona Bar Association members walked out when Roger Torrent denounced the existence of “political prisoners”
Talks to form new government in Catalonia stalled
Pro-independence parties don’t agree on what role should Puigdemont play in the new cabinet
Imprisonment of Catalan leaders ‘sends a very scary message,’ says Amnesty director
Q&A with Gauri van Gulik, Amnesty International Europe’s director
Scientific research frozen and social policies delayed: the consequences of Catalonia’s takeover
After four months under Madrid’s direct rule, culture, historical memory policies, education, and healthcare projects in Catalonia fostered by the government are now at stake
Court sets €500K bail for players in major corruption scandal
Millet and Montull are still considered a flight risk and, if they make bail, will have to surrender their passports
Court rules against law forcing Catalan government to pay private Spanish schooling
The Spanish executive had previously stated that parents who did not want their children to be in the public Catalan educational system were to get €6k from the government of Catalonia
Leading pro-independence figure to stay in Switzerland
Former MP Anna Gabriel says she would not have a "fair trial" in Spain and will not appear at Court on Wednesday