Catalan police ‘had no goal other than obeying court orders,’ says Trapero about referendum
Former Mossos chief defends in court operation to stop referendum despite Spanish police accusing him of allowing the vote
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President on yellow ribbon ban: 'We won't give up freedom of speech'
Barcelona mayor removes sign in solidarity with jailed leaders after electoral authority order
Public servant denies hiring printing firm for referendum ballots
On day 17 of independence trial, Teresa Prohias says there is no record of government payments to Catalan public media
Group removes yellow ribbon from Barcelona town hall before being detained by police
Catalan president defied electoral authority orders to take "partisan symbols" down
President defies electoral authority, keeps yellow ribbons on public buildings
Quim Torra challenges electoral authority decision to remove "partisan symbols" from government façades
Government considers challenging order to remove yellow ribbons
Unionist opposition warns president to obey electoral authority ruling, while parties skeptical about Puigdemont's promise to return
Jailed former foreign minister named ERC’s candidate for Spain's Senate
Raül Romeva and party leader Oriol Junqueras will lead their campaigns in Spanish election from prison
Barcelona's local council sues bus against 'feminazis'
Far-right group Hazteoír says in campaign that gender equality law is "discriminatory for men"
Catalan Parliament to investigate 'criminal or irregular' Spanish monarchy activity
The proposal was forwarded and passed by pro-independence parties, while unionist parties voted against investigating the crown
Feminist strike: protest that transformed Spanish politics set for new International Women’s Day
Manifesto warns of “patriarchal offensive" as far-right rises ahead of general election
Ridesharing company Cabify returns to Barcelona after accepting regulatory conditions
Three-hundred Cabify cars return to roads after bitter disputes with the city's taxi drivers
'I was afraid to leave the building' - legal secretary from September 20 raids testifies
Monsterrat del Toro describes what she saw at the rallies from inside the economy ministry, key to determining whether or not there was violence used
Key witness from September 20 raids takes the stand
Montserrat del Toro famously said she was afraid to leave the economy ministry due to protests
Catalan Trial - Official in charge of Catalan interior ministry during direct rule testifies
Juan Antonio Puigserver will be followed by Diego Pérez de los Cobos, former Spanish Guardia Civil police head
Some independence protests were 'violent,' says former Spanish delegate in Catalonia
Enric Millo tells Supreme Court there were many actions of "harassment, intimidation and violence" in autumn 2017