Socialists file amnesty law in Congress after deal with pro-independence parties
It was expected that parties backing Pedro Sánchez's PM bid, such as Junts and Esquerra, would also sign the text
independence
Police clash with protesters during anti-amnesty rally at Socialists headquarters in Madrid
3,800 people protest proposed bill in Spanish capital, and 350 people demonstrate in Barcelona
Socialists close to striking deal with Catalan pro-independence parties on Sánchez PM bid
Amnesty law and Pedro Sánchez prime ministerial vote expected for next week
Pro-independence parties demand reparation of former president in execution anniversary
President Aragonès urges 'institutional statement' of Spain annulling Francoist conviction that ended life of Lluís Companys
5 referendum roads or 2 alternatives: ways out of independence debate, says expert group
Catalan government advisory panel believes deal with Spain could prompt Constitutional Court to accept vote
Spain's Court of Auditors to try top politicians over independence push on November 17
Former Catalan presidents Mas and Puigdemont and 30 more leaders in the dock accused of illicit foreign action
2017 parliament bureau members disqualified for four months over allowing independence motions
Politicians retrialed after originally convicted to 20-month ban from public office
Election campaign draws to a close with tight races in Catalan capitals
Polls will open on Sunday, with more than five million people eligible to vote
,
Formerly exiled politician Serret sentenced to 1-year disqualification over 2017 referendum
Current foreign minister also fined €12,000 in decision that can be appealed
Spain affirms stance against referendum following Catalan president's committee launch
Aragonés: "Pretending problems do not exist does not make them go away"
11-Apr-23: 'Fresh Catalan efforts to agree on a referendum with Spain'
50% of Catalans against independence and 43% in favor, says CEO poll
9% of residents prefer a unilateral decision but 33% are in favor of a deal with Spain
Catalonia first after US to restrict Pegasus spyware use
America mentions espionage on Catalan pro-independence leaders in annual human rights report
Supreme Court's decision on pardoned leaders is 'revenge,' Catalan politicians say
President Pere Aragonès hopes European courts will amend the mistake
Supreme Court lifts bans from public office for half of pardoned referendum leaders
Heads of mainstream pro-independence parties Turull and Junqueras still disqualified until 2030 and 2031