International observers' platform finds rights infringements in Catalan trial
ITW's preliminary report on case against independence leaders in Supreme Court cites repression of "fundamental rights and political ideas"
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Public prosecutor asks that President Torra be barred from public office for yellow ribbons
Torra could also face a €30,000 fine for disobeying Spain’s electoral authority
Spanish police enter Catalan government HQ in independence referendum investigation
Court orders Guardia Civil to demand information from government building and several ministries
Pro-independence parties clash over deal with Socialists
Esquerra party calls on government partner JxCat to break off deal with unionist PSC to run Barcelona's regional council
Why is Catalonia key to the investiture of Pedro Sánchez as Spanish president?
With the Socialists and Podemos disagreeing over a joint government, their stance on Catalonia is what really sets them apart
UN calls for release of four jailed Catalan politicians
Forn, Romeva, Rull, and Bassa “arbitrarily" detained, says United Nations Working Group
Parliament speaker asks for 'clarity pact' to hold referendum
Spain’s foreign minister and future top EU diplomat says there is no “constitutional way” to do so
Controversy enters Barcelona's Chamber of Commerce
Catalonia's political future is now a key issue for the traditionally unionist institution since a pro-independence group took majority control of the body
Constitutional court endorses suspension of Catalan self-rule in 2017
By rejecting appeals against direct rule after independence bid, ruling sets precedent on extent of Madrid's powers to overrule regional parliaments
Thousands travel to Strasbourg to protest empty MEP seats
MEPs-elect Puigdemont and Comín have not participated to avoid detention while Junqueras remains in prison
Investiture attempt of Spanish president set for July 22
The Socialists’ Pedro Sánchez will need to win the backing of a majority of MPs
Spain takes Catalan foreign offices to court over ‘separatist’ claims
Madrid asks Catalan high court to suspend delegations in Berlin, London, and Geneva
Catalan leaders take battle for EU Parliament seats to Luxembourg court
Puigdemont, Junqueras, and Comín vow to defend posts won in European election after Spain blocked their oath of office
Hacking attempts made on computers of Catalan Trial judges
Spain’s National Intelligence Center says the attempts did not achieve their intended goal
Foreign minister commits to 'avoiding the involution of the State' with a Spanish government that 'doesn't make matters worse'
The Foreign Minister denies there’s a “crisis” in the Catalan government in an interview with the Catalan News Agency