Spanish government decision on pardoning jailed leaders nears after report
Solicitor general avoids taking a side, non-binding Supreme Court review remains last step before final cabinet decision
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Parties disagree on Puigdemont's role as Aragonès' presidential bid fails again
Esquerra's hopeful candidate rejects a "watchdog", as Junts insist this is not their intention and Socialists think possible future cabinet leader could become a puppet
Second vote on Pere Aragonès' presidential bid, also primed to fail, now underway: live updates
May 26 deadline to elect a president or face snap election approaches
Activist Cuixart is the only jailed human rights defender in the EU to be mentioned in Council of Europe report
Catalan pro-independence leader's "detention conditions have worsened because of Covid-19" with 23-hour-a-day isolation, says paper
How unpopular is the Spanish crown in Catalonia?
7 out of 10 would prefer a republic, with younger generations even more clearly anti-monarchy
Parliament rejects Pere Aragonès’ presidential bid in the first round of voting
Esquerra's candidate will have a second chance on Tuesday
Debate on Aragonès' presidential bid, doomed to fail, now underway - live updates
Pro-independence Junts' abstention disrupts formation of new government but talks continue
Aragonès confirmed as presidential candidate for Friday’s parliamentary vote
Whether there is enough support to turn Esquerra's frontrunner into government head is not guaranteed
2017 parliamentary bureau member’s trial for disobedience now underway
Prosecutor believes he should be disqualified from public office for allowing votes on independence push
CUP preliminary deal sees ERC's Pere Aragonès move closer to Catalan presidency
Far left party's support is first step in being able to reach a three-party pro-indy pact before Friday's deadline
Catalan parties file amnesty bill in Spain’s congress, but prospects are bleak
Pro-independence groups demand general pardon for "3,000 victims of reprisals," including jailed leaders
Puigdemont's lawyers expect one-year delay in extradition cases due to question put to EU court
Belgian and Scottish judges will not proceed until Luxembourg sets criteria on European arrest warrants, according to the defense
Spanish football federation stirs political controversy by avoiding referring to Kosovo as a country
Statement lashes out at “destructive” attitude of Spain toward Kosovo ever since declaring independence in 2008
‘European democracy has lost,’ says Puigdemont after losing immunity
Exiled independence leaders celebrate 42% of MEPs didn’t vote in favour, and confirm they will appeal to European Court of Justice
Puigdemont's immunity lifted: what next in his extradition case?
Far from certain that former president will be handed over to Spain as Belgium has rejected all previous European arrest warrants for Catalan leaders