Spain's acting president says government would strengthen cohesion 'through dialogue and law'
Sánchez sends party members a letter in which he asks them to back a Socialist-Podemos coalition agreement
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Edinburgh judge releases exiled former minister without travel restrictions
Clara Ponsatí summoned to court on December 12 for ongoing extradition case
International Trial Watch report concludes violation of rights in Catalan leaders’ case
International Trial Watch reports “massive” infringement of liberties such as freedom of expression and peaceful assembly
How will the Spanish left-wing agreement impact the Catalan conflict?
Socialists and Unidas Podemos might need support of pro-independence parties to launch their joint government, but might also need to engage in dialogue first
Socialists and Podemos agree on first ever coalition government for Spain
Meeting concludes with media reports announcing Iglesias' vice-presidency
Election leaves Sánchez with options but no clear choices
Socialists' victory at the polls leaves the acting president short of a majority and in need of allies to be able to form an executive
Unionist Cs leader Albert Rivera steps down after dramatic loss
Party that won Catalan election in 2017 fell from 57 to 10 seats in Spanish vote
Self-determination or self-rule suspension? Catalan parties at odds ahead of general election
Pro-independence bloc will hope for more success after record elections in April
Sànchez, Turull, and Rull request their conviction of sedition be annulled
The three pro-independence leaders claim the sentence is invalid due to violation of their rights
Belgian judiciary sets November 15 date for exiled leaders' extradition hearing
The defense teams of the former ministers will ask to postpone the court visit as Puigdemont did
Belgian judiciary lets two former Catalan ministers off without precautionary measures
Lawyers of Toni Comín and Lluís Puig say judges want to decide whether to incorporate their cases with that of former president, Carles Puigdemont
Spanish consul in Edinburgh fired in June affirms he never did ‘anything without orders’
Miguel Ángel Vecino Quintana files legal case after his “honor” was left “on the ground”
'Not even Russia behaves this way' - Baltic Way organizer berates Spain's handling of Catalonia crisis
Üloo Laanoja of Estonia responds to Spanish decree to restrict Internet platforms
CDR testimony reveals plan to lock Catalan president in parliament on verdict day
Quim Torra denies "any link" with jailed pro-independence activists and questions the "conditions" under which the declaration was made
Pro-independence JxCat looking to make every vote count
Carles Puigdemont's party vows "no blank checks" as it goes into November election focusing on imprisoned Catalan leaders