Snap elections officially called as Pedro Sánchez dissolves Spanish parliament
The current legislative term will come to a close on Tuesday after the Spanish president signed a royal decree prompting new nationwide polls for April 28
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European Parliament authorizes far-right Vox conference on Catalonia
A proposed conference on the same topic by Catalan leaders was recently banned in the chamber
Far-left CUP to consider standing in Spanish general election
Pro-independence party's assemblies to debate change of strategy with final decision due on March 10
Evictions for unpaid rents rose by 3% last year
Yet, number of court orders to evict homeowners due to mortgage foreclosures fell by 1.4% in 2018
Spain’s ex-interior minister denies ‘giving any orders’ to police during the referendum
Juan Ignacio Zoido claims he was not in charge of the operation to stop the vote
'Super unjust' - Barcelona's Piqué criticizes Catalan trial
Pep Guardiola expresses shock that leaders are still imprisoned
Raising high earner income taxes: 2019 budget presented
Prior to spending plan being put forth, PSC criticizes timing in hemicycle
World’s first 5G operation at Mobile World Congress
This new technology, showcased on the third day of the industry trade fair, would connect experts to surgeons in the OR
Former speaker tells court 'freedom of speech' justified chamber debates
Carme Forcadell testifies in Spain's Supreme Court, insisting "censorship can't be allowed into the parliament"
Catalan president included in police investigation over referendum
Footage of an event in 2016 show Quim Torra admitting "hidden creation" of structures for independence, according to Spanish newspaper
Catalan speaker accuses Spain of ‘attacking free parliamentary debates’
Pro-independence leaders react to testimonies of activist Cuixart and former speaker Forcadell in Catalan trial
Helping to save lives with 5G technology
Catalan authorities unveil prototype ambulance at MWC that can remotely connect with health specialists in an emergency
'This is a fake trial,' says Catalan culture minister
Laura Borràs tells Catalan News that case against independence leaders is a battle for "civil rights, freedom and justice"
Government considers legal action over Spain's 'digital repression'
Digital policy minister Jordi Puigneró wants to challenge forced closure of 2017 referendum websites in court
Strike puts Catalans at 'mercy' of government 'mercenaries,' says opposition
Cs and PP Catalonia parties criticize executive's support for stoppage that sees widespread protests led by pro-independence CDR group