Jailed independence leaders ask for release during coronavirus crisis
Former Catalan ministers appeal to Spain's Constitutional Court to allow them to remain at home while covid-19 emergency lasts
Former Catalan ministers appeal to Spain's Constitutional Court to allow them to remain at home while covid-19 emergency lasts
Now all nine imprisoned officials are enjoying such leave to work or volunteer
Jordi Cuixart and six other imprisoned officials given weekly leaves to work, volunteer, or take care of elderly relatives
Fellow prisoner Oriol Junqueras to teach at Vic University, after both granted permission to work three days a week
Prison authorities allow both to leave prison to work for six hours, three days a week
It’s argued that the jailed politicians and activists are enjoying “covert low level” prison status
The jailed MEP-elect previously denied initial request for precautionary suspension on January 9
70 prisoners sign letter also sent to Brussels calling for democracy and universal suffrage to be respected
Minister denies possible influence saying Spain contributes "10 times more"
Catalan News goes to Lledoners prison to visit Raül Romeva, who is serving 12 years for his role in the 2017 independence bid
Football coach joins musicians, former politicians and activists in backing manifesto demanding "real dialogue" between Catalonia and Spain
Spain's Supreme Court rejects annulling ruling arguing it is "proportionate" and rights of jailed leaders have been respected
Spanish government's handling of Catalan conflict among points included in Wednesday's Universal Periodic Review
Junqueras, Romeva, Bassa, Turull, Rull and Forn were summoned for investigation committee on January 28
With new Spanish government committed to tackling Catalan conflict, focus shifts to fate of imprisoned politicians and activists