'Injustice has been served': Convicted Catalan leaders react to prison sentences
With jail terms ranging from 9 to 13 years, former officials and activists convicted over the 2017 referendum urge supporters to "keep going"
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2017 referendum trial verdict imminent: how we got here
Push for independence has been growing since 2010, with a high-stakes 2017 involving Catalan institutions, civil society, and Spain's government, police and judiciary
300 pro-independence protesters concentrate at Barcelona's Sants train station
Spanish and Catalan police officers force protest out of lobby and only ticketed passengers are allowed entry into premises
Spanish government takes 'civil disobedience' motion to court
Madrid asks judiciary also to suspend resolution on self-determination and to warn Catalan cabinet of possible criminal charges
Mass protests, parliament response: what to expect after the verdict
Supreme Court decision on 2017 Catalan independence referendum leaders set to be announced on Monday, October 14
Local campaign to reclaim spoils of war seized by Franco regime
Some town councils in Girona area coming together to demand return of cash taken from them at end of Civil War
Leo Messi reveals he considered leaving Barcelona after tax problems
The footballer says he felt “mistreated” by the Spanish authorities, leading to the “worst moments” of his career
Spanish police officers moved to Catalonia in anticipation of post-verdict protests
500 of the National Police Force so far transferred to Catalonia from Zaragoza, Valencia and Madrid, among other cities
Motion of no confidence against president fails in parliament
Only People's Party backs Ciutadans' bid to oust Quim Torra from head of government post
Parties criticize motion of no confidence against president for being 'opportunist'
Motion to be voted on Monday evening does have enough parliamentary support to be successful
Catalan minister calls Spain’s lawsuit against three new delegations abroad ‘inadmissible’
Madrid challenges in court plan to open new offices in Mexico, Argentina, and Tunisia
Ciutadans head during motion of no confidence: president backs 'radical separatists'
Vote set to fail in Parliament with backing only from Ciutadans and People’s Party
Motion of no confidence against President Torra kicks off despite being set to fail
Backed by Ciutadans and People’s Party, vote does not have sufficient parliamentary support to pass
Spanish government asks high court to issue warning to Catalan parliament speaker
Madrid says Roger Torrent has the "duty to impede" any measure contravening Constitutional Court rulings
Torra challenges order to remove yellow ribbons, but most ministers comply
Deadline for taking down symbols deemed partisan from government buildings expired on Friday at 3 pm