First televised debate in Catalan election campaign
Polemic around management of the pandemic center of the discussion
independence
Catalan leaders exit prison on regained leave permits as election campaigns begin
Prison privileges could be stripped by Supreme Court again, as it happened last year
Jailed leaders join colleagues on first day of campaigning amidst criticism from unionist parties
Catalan High Court confirms February 14 election date despite Covid-19 concerns
Pro-independence parties set to take 50% of vote and keep majority, says CEO poll
Survey predicts neck-to-neck battle for first place between ERC (34-35) and JxCat (32-34), followed by Socialists (26-29)
Six key questions for the future of Catalonia that the February 14 election will answer
A three-way race to win, the impact of Covid-19 on voter turnout, and whether pro-independence parties keep majority and finally reach 50% of votes are main conundrums
Jailed Catalan leaders recover day-release privileges ahead of election campaign
Politicians and activists sentenced for pushing to separate from Spain were stripped of a ‘semi-freedom’ status two months ago
Spain's handling of independence conflict 'worrying' for democracy, says parliament speaker
Roger Torrent denounces "constant judicialization" in Francophonie Parliamentary Assembly
Barcelona court upholds acquittal of Catalan activist and rejects prosecutors’ appeal
Tamara Carrasco was detained under terrorism charges in 2018 and was bared from leaving her hometown for over a year
Pro-independence majority at risk after election, says CIS poll
Survey estimates victory for Socialists or Esquerra, and parties for a Catalan state, now with 70 seats, would take 58-71
High court disqualifies foreign minister for role in 2017 independence push as Agramunt mayor
Bernat Solé faces one year barred from office and a €16,800 fine but decision can be appealed
Spanish VP compares Puigdemont with Republican exiles during Franco
Pablo Iglesias defends pardoning Catalan independence leaders
Puigdemont rejects Spain's request to waive his immunity in EU parliament hearing
Supreme Court seeks extradition of former president and ministers for 2017 referendum
Jailed pro-indy leaders demand release after Belgium rejects extradition of former minister
Jordi Sànchez submits letter to Spanish Constitutional Court citing "serious violations of fundamental rights"
Catalan activist returns from two-year exile in Belgium as charges dropped
Adrià Carrasco was originally accused of terrorism, rebellion, and sedition for blocking roads during pro-independence protests in 2018
50 international figures sign manifesto calling for amnesty for independence leaders
Dilma Rousseff, Yoko Ono, Ai Wei Wei, and five Nobel prize winners among supporters