'Dreadful outcome': international response to convictions of 2017 referendum leaders
Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon was among the first public figures abroad to react to the sentencing of Catalan leaders
Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon was among the first public figures abroad to react to the sentencing of Catalan leaders
Follow the latest developments after the conviction of 9 pro-independence leaders for sedition
With jail terms ranging from 9 to 13 years, former officials and activists convicted over the 2017 referendum urge supporters to "keep going"
The United Kingdom, Germany, France, Mexico, and the United States are some of the countries in which demonstrations are set to take place
Push for independence has been growing since 2010, with a high-stakes 2017 involving Catalan institutions, civil society, and Spain's government, police and judiciary
Spanish and Catalan police officers force protest out of lobby and only ticketed passengers are allowed entry into premises
Marchena confirms verdict will be announced either Monday or Tuesday
Some 250 Falangists displayed fascist symbols and Francoist flags at Montjuïc mountain
Author of new book on 2017 referendum believes Supreme Court decision on Catalan leaders could be "turning point" in attracting international attention
A petition has been sent asking president of European Parliament Sassoli to reconsider the situation of the jailed leaders
The upcoming verdict from the Supreme Court should shed light on a series of contested accusations
Supreme Court decision on 2017 Catalan independence referendum leaders set to be announced on Monday, October 14
President files lawsuit against foreign agency's Irene Lozano over report he claims violates jailed leaders' presumption of innocence
The International Federation for Human Rights and EuroMed Rights issue joint report criticizing Spain’s Supreme Court
Jordi Cuixart and Jordi Sànchez make the umpteenth call for freedom with the independence trial verdict looming