Supreme Court rejects lawsuit against Spain’s president over Catalan leaders’ pardons
Right-wing group accused Pedro Sánchez of breaching his duty
jailed leaders
Pro-independence leaders out of jail: what next?
Right-wing parties appeal against pardons, political dialogue, leaders barred from running in elections and European human rights court ruling regardless, among future scenarios
Pardons for jailed independence leaders: How did we get here?
9 to 13-year prison sentences for sedition and misuse of funds followed 2017 independence referendum
Pardons for jailed leaders: bans from office excluded, conditional on not reoffending
Individuals will not be able to run for election until between 2027 and 2031 and grace measure can be reversed within next three to six years
Council of Europe calls on Spain to release jailed Catalan leaders
Report passed by a majority of 70 to 28 calls convictions "disproportionate" also demands withdrawing extradition requests for exiles
Catalan president: pardons are only 'partial' solution, amnesty real way out
Independence campaigners say "repression of 3,000 people continues" while unionists say move is a concession of Socialists to stay in power
All set for 'impending' jailed independence leaders' pardons
Right-wing demonstrators in Madrid numbered half as many as 2019 rally against Catalan-Spanish dialogue
Turull becomes second jailed independence leader to take case to Europe
Former presidency minister argues the court was not impartial and his freedom of expression was breached
Activist Cuixart becomes first jailed leader to take case to European Court of Human Rights
Pro-independence Omnium civic group president is serving 9-year sentence for leading protest ahead of 2017 referendum
Catalan president: CoE report on jailed leaders evidence of Spanish 'repression'
Madrid rejects paper arguing politicians were not convicted for expressing their ideas
Spain’s right-wing parties set for political and legal battle against pardoning jailed Catalan leaders
Pedro Sánchez’s government faces growing pressure from opposition over possible release of pro-independence politicians
Rull becomes second independence leader to be able to take case to Strasbourg after Spanish court rejects appeal
Constitutional Court judges dismiss jailed politician's arguments, paving the way to European Court of Human Rights
Two Constitutional Court judges state that Catalan trial verdict is 'disproportionate'
Defense lawyer believes lack of consensus among top judges could be "prelude" to European justice revoking prison sentences