'This has been a political trial' - defense lawyers condemn verdict
Lawyers have condemned a verdict, of which the severity "could not have been foreseen"
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Independence referendum trial verdict: Who faces what?
Spain's Supreme Court announces verdict for political leaders and activists behind 2017 independence bid
'Injustice has been served': Convicted Catalan leaders react to prison sentences
With jail terms ranging from 9 to 13 years, former officials and activists convicted over the 2017 referendum urge supporters to "keep going"
Why Víctor Valdés was fired as Barça youth coach after just three months
Heated disputes and public complaints have led to dismissal in latest chapter of tension between club and six-time Liga champion
Borrell gets go ahead to become EU's diplomacy head
Catalan politician to take office on November 1 after being opposed only by far right
Borrell tiptoes around Catalan issue in hearing to become EU’s top diplomat
Spain’s foreign minister faces MEPs questions: "I’m not going to comment on a country’s internal affairs, including mine"
Jailed leaders, new parties, familiar faces: election candidates ready ahead of verdict
It’s voting time again in Spain, but what’s changed in the short five months since the last one?
EU's stance on Hong Kong must be same on Catalonia, says delegate in Brussels
Meritxell Serret: "Europe has to work for a peaceful and democratic solution, which puts an end to repression"
Trial of parliament bureau members postponed
High Court to find a new date for politicians charged for their role in the independence bid
Foreign action plan won’t be changed, says minister despite Spain demands
Cabinet member Bosch claims his department plans for 2019-2022 are "absolutely legal, legitimate and necessary"
Spain blocks Catalan and Occitania governments' Mediterranean 5G Corridor project
Foreign ministry vetoes initiative for motorway for smart and self-driving vehicles over concerns about references to Catalonia as a "country"
Barcelona Clinic seeks donations to train eye doctors in developing countries
The hospital has become the first public university center in Europe after creating a teaching center in the surgical area
Montserrat’s father abbot apologizes for minor abuse but rules out stepping down
Josep Maria Soler says he is committed to improving child protection mechanisms
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
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