Jailed MPs, Catalan speakers and far right in inaugural session of new Spanish parliament
The first session of the new Spanish parliament to take place in a unique climate
independence
'They will not give up': Politicians react to jailed leaders registering as MPs
Five jailed Catalan leaders collected their papers for becoming MPs on Monday
Final campaign week for European and local elections as parties try to sway voters
Independence debate at center of most unionist and pro-independence campaigns in Catalonia
Jailed Catalan leader open to talking to Spanish President Pedro Sánchez
Brother of former Barcelona mayor and Junqueras advocate for social justice, republican values and independence
Elected pro-independence prisoners allowed to attend parliament on day before opening
Monday's trial session now postponed until Wednesday, with Tuesday's first Spanish parliament session taking precedence
Torra makes court appearance over yellow ribbons controversy
President pledges to defend freedom of speech at High Court as hearing on symbols in solidarity with jailed leaders begins
Attorney requests indictment of public media heads for criminal organization over referendum
High-ranking government officials and businesspeople among prosecutor’s other targets
Parliament speaker urges Council of Europe commissioner to visit jailed leaders
In Strasbourg meeting, Roger Torrent warns human rights official Dunja Mijatovic of "infringement of basic rights" in Spain
Defense lawyer accuses Supreme Court judge of 'violating fundamental rights'
Cuixart's representative condemned the judge's alleged inconsistency
Torra's first 12 months as Catalan president
Elected the 131st President of Catalonia a year ago, Quim Torra insists that an independent republic is "the only possible way forward"
Catalan government officials deny misuse of public funds on Day 43 of Catalan Trial
Former CUP MP also testifies that Jordi Sànchez was determined to call off September 20 protest
Local elections: Battle for the left in Barcelona
Pro-independence Ernest Maragall is hoping to depose progressive rival Ada Colau, who has remained equivocal on the Catalan question
Puigdemont to give up presidency bid if elected MEP
Former president would take post in European Parliament, and challenges Spain to “respect European rule of law” and accept him to take office
How Europe will be the next battleground in the Catalan independence question
From "making voters’ voices heard", to "defending Spanish interests": how parties see their role on the independence question in Brussels
Independence 'No' vote surpasses 'Yes' for first time since 2017, suggests public poll
New survey by Center for Opinion Studies indicates 48.6% against Catalonia splitting from Spain compared to 47.2% in favor