Mass protests, parliament response: what to expect after the verdict
Supreme Court decision on 2017 Catalan independence referendum leaders set to be announced on Monday, October 14
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Spanish police officers moved to Catalonia in anticipation of post-verdict protests
500 of the National Police Force so far transferred to Catalonia from Zaragoza, Valencia and Madrid, among other cities
Unions postpone general strike until October 18
New date expected to more closely coincide with announcement of 2017 referendum case verdict and other protests in support of jailed leaders
100km-marches across country: response to upcoming jailed leaders' verdict
Three-day peaceful walk towards Barcelona is in pro-independence civic groups' plan to reject "unfair" guilty judicial decision
Council of Europe rapporteur to visit Catalonia to assess imprisonment of pro-independence leaders
Latvian MP Boris Cilevics plans "fact-finding visit" to Barcelona and Madrid
Two years since the Catalan referendum: a contested story with its verdict looming
Role of voters, leaders, police, public money and ballot boxes that day will be weighed by judges shortly, as October 1, 2017 still shapes politics in the country
Court orders provisional removal of banner backing jailed leaders
Torra faces November trial for refusing to take down signs asking for imprisoned officials’ freedom
What chances of an amnesty for Catalonia's jailed leaders?
With Supreme Court verdict for pro-independence politicians and activists on the horizon, parties explore a way out of the political crisis
Jailed and exiled leaders call for ‘exceptional mobilization’ on National Day
Joint letter from 16 prosecuted officials calls for pro-independence demonstration to be “precursor” to potential guilty verdict response
Spanish official denies undermining jailed leaders’ presumption of innocence
Secretary of State for Global Spain views pro-independence leaders’ faith in Spanish justice system positively after filing complaint on her organism’s report
Guilty verdict will mark a new era ‘culminating’ in independence, says president
Civil disobedience, non-violence and institutional cooperation among key suggestions laid out by Quim Torra as potential responses to Supreme Court decision
European parliament gets involved in jailed Junqueras immunity case
Chamber president agrees to legal committee's demands to send institution's views on issue ahead of hearing on October 14
What a guilty verdict for jailed leaders might bring
A national unity government, new attempts to reinstate Puigdemont, snap election, civil disobedience, and a pardon, among proposals on the table
52 French MPs call for end of ‘repression’ against independence leaders
National Assembly speaker contradicts them and expresses “respect and trust” for Spain’s constitutional framework
Pro-independence ERC extends hand to Sánchez: 'We are obliged to understand each other'
MP Rufián asks to sit at a “negotiating table” over Catalan crisis and calls for referendum